Continuing with my efforts to utilize Eclipse for development; I've decided to document my "journey" in case it might help someone else. My background: Extensive programming experience in Object Oriented design and programming (mostly Java; software architect for Verizon Wireless - retired), extensi...

Digging in a little deeper meant a re-introduction to C++; the last time I had used it heavily was 1997! Searching google found a lot of hits, but they weren't really what I was looking for. Amazon seemed to have a lot of old books, many prior to C11 and that wasn't what I was looking for either. Fi...

"Howdy" - Kolban, are you going Big Texan on us? If so, then Howdy Tex!

Thanks for your insight. Doing a little bit of digging to understand.

Will be back soon, I expect!

The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing, and the main thing is BBQ!

A direct thermocouple to adc conversion. You've already got the onboard temperature for cold junction compensation, a 12 bit ADC, so an amplifier and mapping tables or accurate math to complete the activity would be nice. Currently I'm having to add thermocouple chips from other companies.

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I'm new to Eclipse/ESP32, but not new to programming, although not too deep on C++; mostly C, and Java. I decided a project I'm building would work better for me, from a design perspective, if I were to develop it in C++ instead of the Arduino IDE, so I downloaded, installed, and configured the Ecli...