ESP8266 Community Forum

Posted: **Mon Sep 01, 2014 1:11 am**

Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

Posted: **Mon Sep 01, 2014 2:30 am**

admin wrote:Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

...which involves finding a module which exposes more pins. Soldering wires to the QFN package might get tricky

Posted: **Mon Sep 01, 2014 2:58 am**

hackrid wrote:
admin wrote:Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

...which involves finding a module which exposes more pins. Soldering wires to the QFN package might get tricky

No problem, doing that routinely with a good Mantis binocular :ugeek:

Posted: **Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:59 am**

Squonk wrote:
hackrid wrote:
admin wrote:Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

...which involves finding a module which exposes more pins. Soldering wires to the QFN package might get tricky

No problem, doing that routinely with a good Mantis binocular

what's your preferred procedure when doing so? are you glueing the wires down some how? can you share some pictures of your work with us?

ESP8266 Community Forum

Using GCC to program the ESP8266

Re: Using GCC to program the ESP8266

Re: Using GCC to program the ESP8266

Re: Using GCC to program the ESP8266

Re: Using GCC to program the ESP8266