In Visual Studio 2010 and up there is a new folder which shows up in each of the projects labeled "External Dependencies". This folder can become unwieldy very quickly and makes using the Solution Explorer harder to use. It is easy to hide/remove this folder.
Tools->Options:
Text Editor->C/C++->Advanced:
In the Browsing/Navigation section there is an option for "Disable External Dependencies Folders"
Set that to True and then restart Visual Studio or reload the solution and the External Dependencies folder should no longer be there.
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Thursday, June 15, 2017
ESP8266 AT Commands Notes (Version 1.4 with SDK 2.1.0)
AT
Should return OK
AT+GMR
Return the version information for the board
AT+CIFSR
Return IP info
Single Connection TCP
//Set single connection mode
AT+CIPMUX=0
//Connect to test server
AT+CIPSTART="TCP","test.mosquitto.org",1883
//Check status
AT+CIPSTATUS
//Should return the following:
STATUS:3 //3 is for connected
+CIPSTATUS:0,"TCP","37.187.106.16",1883,10913,0
//Close the connection
AT+CIPCLOSE
Multiple Connection TCP
//Set multiple connection mode
AT+CIPMUX=1
//Connect to the first test server
AT+CIPSTART=0,"TCP","test.mosquitto.org",1883
//Connect to the second test server
AT+CIPSTART=1,"TCP","test.mosquitto.org",8883
//Check status
AT+CIPSTATUS
//Should return the following:
STATUS:3
+CIPSTATUS:0,"TCP","37.187.106.16",1883,44614,0
+CIPSTATUS:1,"TCP","37.187.106.16",8883,44244,0
//Close the connections
AT+CIPCLOSE=0
AT+CIPCLOSE=1
Send/Recieve Data
//Send data using
AT+CIPSEND=100 // 100 is the number of bytes to send.
<Data to send>
//Data from ESP8266
wait for +IPD,100://100 is the number of bytes being sent
//next characters are the data
Friday, June 9, 2017
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