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Adding api_timer.js gave core dump #593
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Hello, Here is the output. |
I have the same issue with ESP 8266. |
Same issue here with ESP8266EX, not a great experience following the quickstart guide |
core-tsh-esp-js-esp8266-20230205-222034.zip [Feb 5 22:20:48.951] esp_main.c:157 tsh-esp-js 2023.0.1 (20230205-191210) [Feb 5 22:20:50.184] mgos_init.c:33 Init done, RAM: 53552 total, 43372 free, 43376 min free |
On 2.20 it's dumping core, libs_version: 2.19.1 #${mos.version} in main mos.yms (this does not working if I'll add those lines to mos_esp8266.yml ) |
All these posts have two things in common: ESP8266 and "Stack Overflow". |
Sad news I'd say. ESP32 price/gpio_count_per_board value is lower, but I have dozen or two of ESP8266 from 2017 which could be successfully fitted into non-regulated 220v ceiling lights with relays. |
Hello
I'm doing a very simple app in mJS Ver 2.20.0. with an ESP8266. Just button press detection and prints, nothing more. Just adding at the begining of the file init.js : load('api_timer.js'); gives core dump, something similar to posted here:
https://community.mongoose-os.com/t/any-mjs-code-gives-exception-and-followed-by-core-dump-on-esp8266-release-2-20-0/2358
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