In that post I linked I mentioned that it might be preferable to aim to target FreeRTOS first, with as little ESP32 specific stuff as possible.
This means that development can get started even without ESP32s, and will hopefully make it easier to port to other devices as well. Hell, you might even be able to find a board that has a debugger on it :)
There are also some biggish changes to Espruino that would really help (removing the event queues), and doing that in a less ESP32-specific way would make it less of a hack.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Ok, sounds good!
In that post I linked I mentioned that it might be preferable to aim to target FreeRTOS first, with as little ESP32 specific stuff as possible.
This means that development can get started even without ESP32s, and will hopefully make it easier to port to other devices as well. Hell, you might even be able to find a board that has a debugger on it :)
There are also some biggish changes to Espruino that would really help (removing the event queues), and doing that in a less ESP32-specific way would make it less of a hack.