A getting started guide to ESP32 no-std Rust development
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Re: A getting started guide to ESP32 no-std Rust development
#2what are the advantages, besides binary size, of using no std on the esp32?
Re: A getting started guide to ESP32 no-std Rust development
#3what are the advantages, besides binary size, of using no std on the esp32?
The std version uses esp-idf, meaning you have increased unsafe surface area, a dependency on C & lesser ability to patch any issues with peripheral drivers.
These are all related and not really an issue for small projects though.
Re: A getting started guide to ESP32 no-std Rust development
#4what are the advantages, besides binary size, of using no std on the esp32?
Well while esp-idf is powerful and has awesome features it also provides attack surface. And for me an additional advantage that no C code is below and it's fun!