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| JTAG debug | Support | ESP32C3 usb-linked development boards can be debugged |
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| WIFI | Partial support | There are currently some problems, such as `rt_mq_recive` cannot be used in ISR, etc. |
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| BLE | Partially supported | There are currently some problems, such as `NimBLE` running errors after starting for a while |
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## Environment construction and compilation
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### Docker deploy
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If you want to lightly experiment with the ESP32-C3, it is recommended to quickly set up the environment using Docker. Otherwise, use a native environment setup.
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1. Ensure Docker is installed and the inner network environment is properly configured. You can obtain the Docker image either via a pre-built docker image or by building it from a Dockerfile. Note that the docker image may not always be up-to-date, while the Dockerfile allows you to fetch the latest main branch. Below are the setup commands:
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* Setting up the development environment using a Dockerfile:
sudo docker run -it --device=/dev/ttyUSB* image_name
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The --device parameter is used for debugging and flashing code. You can obtain the corresponding port by running ls /dev/ttyUSB* on the host machine. If you used the pre-built Docker image, replace image_name with 1078249029/rtthread_esp32c3.
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