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ESP Build configuration should default to enabling the stack canary. #21

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fake-name opened this issue Apr 16, 2017 · 3 comments
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ESP Build configuration should default to enabling the stack canary. #21

fake-name opened this issue Apr 16, 2017 · 3 comments
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It seems like the compilation flags for ESP32 projects differ from the defaults from the arduino-esp32 repository. In particular, arduino-esp32 apparently defaults with the stack-canary option turned on, while the platformio build has it off.

I discovered this when trying to debug an extremely confusing issue where I had a stack overflow that was corrupting the freertos internal task management structures.

Principally, it seems that projects need to be compiled with -D CONFIG_FREERTOS_CHECK_STACKOVERFLOW_CANARY.

See: espressif/arduino-esp32#315
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@valeros could you check that?

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I've just updated espressif32 development platform. Please pio update.

@ivankravets ivankravets added this to the 1.0.0 milestone May 25, 2018
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Fixed in the latest upstream version http://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/platforms/espressif32.html#upstream

Jason2866 referenced this issue in Jason2866/platform-espressif32 Jul 6, 2022
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Integrate upstream updates (#21)
37da3e1 
* Update featheresp32-s2.json

* Update main.py

* Update platform.json

* Update platform.py

* Integrate upstream develop changes

* Update platform.json

* Update platform.py

* Integrate upstream 2

* Update esp32-s2-franzininho.json

* Update _embed_files.py

* Update main.py

* Update platform.json

* Update platform.py

* updates 21.04.2022 (#15)

* Tasmota/dev apple

* Update platform.json

* Update platform.py

* Update README.md

* Update OCD Apple Silicon to build from 20220424

* esptool.py v3.3 now in registry

* Add CMSIS-DAP as available debug probe

* Use GetBuildType for detecting debug mode

* rm Python2 add C3 exception decoder

* remove fix firmware address 0x10000

* Apple arm toolchains for IDF

* Arduino framework based on IDF4.4.1

* Use Tasmota release versions

* Compile IDF bootloader with optimizations by default

By default the size of bootloader is limited to 0x2000 bytes,
in debug mode the footprint can be easily grow beyond this limit

* Update examples.yml

* esptool.py v3.3.1

* Update platform.py

* add `_get_board_boot_mode`

* esptool.py v4.0.1

* Improve support for assembly programming

* Add compatibility with PIO Core 6.0

* Update platform.py

* Update examples.yml

* Explicitly exit from build process when there is default IDF component

* revert Use empty ASM and CXX flags if config empty

* Update main.py

* Update platform.py

* "platformio": "^6"

* Update _bare.py

* Update platform.py

* Delete compat.py

* Platformio core 6.0.2

since Tasmota uses ino folder feature, which is introduced with 6.0.2

* Add misso

* Esptool v4.1

* really Esptool v4.1

* Boards update

* add framework espidf to all boards

* Update espidf.py

* Update platform.py

* Update platform.py
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