Behold the BASIC interpreter: http://hackaday.com/2016/10/27/basic-in ... 2-silicon/
Someone needs to get GORILLA.BAS running on this.

Its going to be on Github as soon as I got it to work.

Same for me, stepping doesn't work. This is my routine:

1) set breakpoint in Eclipse
2) start OpenOCD session
3) power up ESP32
4) hit hardware breakpoint
5) rejoice that it worked this time
6) move breakpoint to new position
7) GOTO 1

Someone at Espressif is writing an LLVM backend for the Xtensa right now. I'd wait for that.

If you want to verify the server certificate, then yes you need to have the appropriate root cert in memory somewhere. If not, you can simply ignore it. I haven't seen a generic lib that comes with all of the common CAs and automatically picks the right one, but if it exists I'd be happy to learn ab...

Haven't gotten to that part yet, I'm just realizing that C pointers can be tougher than I thought and kinda stuck in a refactoring. I chose mbedtls because its the native API for the ESP32 (OpenSSL is just wrapping it and nt completely implemented), and using nghttp I had to implement the I/O parts ...

I found OpenOCD / GDB debugging to be flaky as well. It takes some fiddling until it actually starts to hit the breakpoints. I also get lots of these: Error: esp32.cpu0: xtensa_read_memory (line 926): DSR (8000CC13) indicates DIR instruction generated an exception! Warn : esp32.cpu0: Failed reading ...

^_^ In the spirit of full disclosure, I'm currently working on a fork of the project to make an Amazon Alexa client, and have progressed to a stage where SSL via mbedtls and HTTP/2 via nghttp2 works. TODOs are I2S microphone input (via InvenSense ICS-43434) and communication with the Amazon Alexa ba...

I'll also try this with an I2S MEMS microphone chip. I'd be interested in any new findings and will post once I've got something working, could be a few weeks though.

@ESP_Sprite: it seems supply of ESP32 modules has dried up, is production currently halted due to the silicon bugs? If yes, do you have a rough idea when they will be available again?