07:49 <sjm42[m]> OK, added a json api with Axum and now it is 2,5MB and fits only the ones with 4MB flash. But oof, it works just fine.

07:49 <sjm42[m]> Using shared state with Arc + tokio RwLock in async code and I have a baremetal irc bot with json api :D

11:18 <disasm[m]> <luojia65> "Is it possible to release a..." <- Sorry for the delay, I granted you publish permissions for k210-hal and k210-pac, please check your profile on crates.io.

17:19 <FreeKill[m]> Okay! So my dumb F072 scrollwheel guy is running, now I want to dig into how it works. I've been using the probe-rs debugger just fine - are there any gotchas with that approach i should know about? I know most people talk about just using dbg! and rtt to inspect running programs

17:32 <JamesMunns[m]> `rtt_println`, vs `defmt`, does "real string formatting", which is a fair amount slower, uses more RAM, and transfers more data, because you are doing printf-style formatting on the MCU instead of on the PC. If you are somewhere time critical, that might cause problems.

17:33 <JamesMunns[m]> additionally if you are using the debugger (instead of logging) and set breakpoints, time-sensitive comms such as USB are likely to break, as you are preventing interrupts from firing, etc. You're not likely to be able to "step through" the USB connection and have it work.

17:36 <FreeKill[m]> That's alright, the USB interrupt isn't even enabled

17:36 <FreeKill[m]> So just standard embedded debuggin stuff :)

17:37 <JamesMunns[m]> yep, there's nothing wrong with using a debugger, it should work well! But most people don't because it causes problems with time sensitive stuff, and there's good "log style" tooling out there.

17:40 <FreeKill[m]> 👍

18:20 <moerk[m]> anybody using the "debugger for probe-rs" in vs code? When I try to run my embassy project it says "Failed to launch probe-rs debug adapter: Executable 'probe-rs' was not found. But if I call probe-rs in vs code terminal I can run it.

18:36 <dngrs[m]> Can you specify the full path to the executable in the config somehow?

18:50 <moerk[m]> <dngrs[m]> "Can you specify the full path to..." <- I dont know

18:53 <danielb[m]> <moerk[m]> "anybody using the "debugger..." <- make sure probe-rs is in your $PATH

18:53 <danielb[m]> otherwise, the extension settings has an input to specify the path

18:55 <danielb[m]> if you use multiple shells, make sure the one starting vscode can see the binary

18:57 <danielb[m]> we literally wasted half an hour yesterday because coworker started vscode from fish, but sourced the cargo env stuff from bash and so we could use probe-rs from the terminal, but not from vscode

20:46 <SzczepanCielik[m> Anyone has working example of embedded-storage (or more specifically esp-storage)?