January 2019
Intermediate to advanced
458 pages
10h 35m
English
After finishing the code for our application, we can compile it with a single command in the project's root folder:
make
After this completes, we can find the binaries including the ROM images in the out folder. Since we are using both the rBoot bootloader and SPIFFs, we get three ROM images in total in the firmware folder.
At this point, we can connect an ESP8266 module, either in the form of a NodeMCU board or one of the many alternatives, and note the serial port that it will be connected to. On Windows, this will be something like COM3; on Linux, USB-to-serial adapters usually are registered as /dev/ttyUSB0 or similar.
Unless we have specified the serial port (COM_PORT) in the user Makefile, we have to specify ...
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