Hello Mark, I don't mean being able to build both versions on the same computer.
What I mean is that version 3.3.6 is very stable, with all the hardware adaptation and testing completed. As for versions 4.x and 5.x, the functionality of the hardware SDK is different (SPI, LEDC, DMA, FreeRTOS, ADC...) and it will take us some time to get it ready.
If, while we prepare versions 4.x and 5.x, version 3.3.6 remains valid through conditional defines, we can generate binaries for all three versions at any time with the latest versions of the source files.
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Hello Mark, I don't mean being able to build both versions on the same computer.
What I mean is that version 3.3.6 is very stable, with all the hardware adaptation and testing completed. As for versions 4.x and 5.x, the functionality of the hardware SDK is different (SPI, LEDC, DMA, FreeRTOS, ADC...) and it will take us some time to get it ready.
If, while we prepare versions 4.x and 5.x, version 3.3.6 remains valid through conditional defines, we can generate binaries for all three versions at any time with the latest versions of the source files.