intrepidor/Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile

Makefile to build arduino code for ESP8266 under Windows

Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile for Ubuntu and Cygwin/Windows

Forked from thunderace/Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile : https://github.com/thunderace/Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile

Creates a Arduino ESP8266 development environment based on Makefiles. Tested with Windows 7 and cygwinx64, and Ubuntu 14.04 x64.

Changelog

22/Feb/2016 : Allan Inda

• Fixed makefile so it works for both Linux and Cygwin/Windows

18/Feb/2016 : Allan Inda

• Fixed Windows path issues.
• Both Ubuntu and Cygwin/Windows work

14/Feb/2016 : Allan Inda

• forked from thunderace/Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile (Latest commit bf8cc59 on Dec 8, 2015)
• added install script for cygwinx64 (tested on Windows 7 Pro)
• pull Arduino IDE into root directory

Installation Windows

• Install cygwin. Use the base install, but also include 'make' and 'perl YAML'.
• Open a cygwin terminal
• mkdir ~/ESP8266
• cd ~/ESP8266
• git clone --recursive https://github.com/intrepidor/Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile.git ESP8266-Arduino-Makefile
• cd Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile
• chmod+x install-cygwin.sh
• ./install-cygwin.sh
• cd example/AdvancedWebServer
• make

Installation and test for Ubuntu 14.04.03 LTS

• sudo apt-get update
• sudo apt-get install libconfig-yaml-perl
• cd ~/
• mkdir ESP8266
• cd ESP8266
• git clone --recursive https://github.com/intrepidor/Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile.git ESP8266-Arduino-Makefile
• cd ESP8266-Arduino-Makefile
• ./install-ubuntu.sh
• cd example/AdvancedWebServer
• make

General Usage

• In your sketch directory place a Makefile that defines anything that is project specific and follow that with a line include /path_to_Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile_directory/esp8266Arduino.mk (see example)
• make upload should build your sketch and upload it...