Hi again! Some of you asked about Doom in my previous post about my BreezyBox shell for ESP32-S3. In my family, Celeste is more popular, so I ported it instead. Doom is left as an exercise for the reader.
Also, I extracted a few things as separate components (vterm, BT keyboard, display driver), because they have their own uses outside of BreezyBox, and some of them run on other chips, too.
I wonder if I could get the whole thing to run with some limitations e.g. on C6. Most of it compiles on RISC-V just fine (except my xcc700 compiler would be useless there). Having no PSRAM makes it tight. But some useful tiny apps can actually fit in just a few kilobytes.
What other apps do you think would be a great fit for this platform? I already noticed many people interested in ssh; I'll have a look what it takes.
isitcontent•3h ago
Also, I extracted a few things as separate components (vterm, BT keyboard, display driver), because they have their own uses outside of BreezyBox, and some of them run on other chips, too.
I wonder if I could get the whole thing to run with some limitations e.g. on C6. Most of it compiles on RISC-V just fine (except my xcc700 compiler would be useless there). Having no PSRAM makes it tight. But some useful tiny apps can actually fit in just a few kilobytes.
What other apps do you think would be a great fit for this platform? I already noticed many people interested in ssh; I'll have a look what it takes.
Git repo with the updated demo firmware: https://github.com/valdanylchuk/breezydemo
Celeste port repo: https://github.com/valdanylchuk/ccleste
Youtube demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nufOQWBmwpk