Envelopes for Toit.

This repository contains a tool to generate envelopes for Toit. It also automatically builds envelopes for the variants that are stored in this repository.

For the tool see the Envelope Tool README.

We call "variant" configurations (mostly sdkconfig) that produce different builds of firmwares. For example, the esp32-eth-clk-out17 variant is for a firmware that uses Ethernet and has the clock output on pin 17 (like the Olimex Ethernet boards).

Compiled envelopes for specific SDK versions are found in the release page of this repository. For example, envelopes that are compiled with and for SDK v2.0.0-alpha.90 are found on the v2.0.0-alpha.90 release page.

A generic ESP32 variant. This is the default variant when using Toit. It is built for maximum compatibility.

This variant supports Ethernet, but without the clock output.

A variant for ESP32 boards with Ethernet and a clock output on pin 0/17.

Olimex boards with Ethernet should use this variant. The WROOM versions need esp32-eth-clk-out17 and the WROVER versions need esp32-eth-clk-out0.

A generic ESP32-C3 variant. This is the default variant when using Toit on ESP32-C3 boards.

A generic ESP32-S2 variant. This is the default variant when using Toit on ESP32-S2 boards.

A generic ESP32-S3 variant. This is the default variant when using Toit on ESP32-S3 boards.

This variant is configured for external Quad PSRAM.

A variant for ESP32-S3 boards with external octal PSRAM.

These boards are faster, but often more expensive.

A variant for ESP32 boards. This variant saves some RAM and flash space by removing the Bluetooth stack. The saved IRAM enables us to make the Toit interpreter a little faster and add support for external RAM (PSRAM, aka SPIRAM).

Feel free to open issues and pull requests with new variants. Make sure they have a description (README.md) with the purpose and the changes. We will automatically build them whenever a new Toit version is released.

Note that some variants are featured here. Consult the Toit team before adding new variants to this README.

Variants are created by copying an existing variant and making the necessary changes. These consists of either overwriting existing files or by applying patches.

For partition changes, simply copy the new partitions.csv into the variant directory. The esp32-ota-1c0000 is an example of this where the OTA partition size has been increased.

For sdkconfig changes, a patch to the original sdkconfig.defaults file is typically preferred.

For example, to create a variant esp32s3-foo.

• Check out Toit (or use an existing checkout).
• Copy the existing toolchains/esp32s3 directory to toolchains/esp32s3-foo: cp -r toolchains/esp32s3 toolchains/esp32s3-foo.
• Run make IDF_TARGET=esp32s3 ESP32_CHIP=esp32s3-foo menuconfig and make the changes you want. This automatically updates the sdkconfig.defaults as well.
• Create patch by running diff -u toolchains/esp32s3/sdkconfig.defaults toolchains/esp32s3-foo/sdkconfig.defaults > toolchains/esp32s3-foo/sdkconfig.defaults.patch.
• Create a new variant in this (envelopes) repository and copy the patch file into it.

For changes to the main directory (be it the toit.c or the CMakelists.txt in it), use a recursive diff to create a patch on the original main directory.

The synthetization tool will use the flag -p1 when applying the patch.