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Adding Azure Iot support #7
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hihi is there any matching test code so we can verify firmware? circuitpython/arduino is best but we could port from something else |
Planning to update cp-esp32spi with a new command for testing |
PR with circuit python test command: adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ESP32SPI#56 |
tag @brentru |
@pelikhan howdy! I know you said this is a work-in-progress in your initial message, but I'm curious - should this compile as-is? Looks like it's missing some files (iothub_client.h, is the first example I hit) and I didn't see any instructions indicating I should grab other things before trying to build. |
I've added instructions in the readme. This is reallly early. It builds but i haven't uploaded yet so all bets are off if the threading of Arduino will fit with the azure sdk "do work". |
Suggestion welcome on how to organize all the files. |
OK, cool. Thanks for the instructions! I won't have time again to poke at this until this weekend. I'm not sure I'll have any decent suggestions, but I will also think about layout of the files you've added. My initial thought is it looks fine to me. shrug |
Going another route. |
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