I followed the instructions in the README file of the link below. Basically, I created a tools directory in my sketchbook location then pasted the EspExceptionDecoder there. However, the tool is not visible via the Tools menu in the Arduino IDE.
Thanks in advance regarding any insight on alleviating this problem.
My IDE version is 2.3.2. My EspExceptionDecoder version is 2.0.3. I am running Windows 11 Enterprise.
Regards, Mark
Last time that I heard, the tool is not compatible with IDE 2.x.
Your topic has been moved to the dedicated IDE 2.x section of the forum.
Hi @westmarkm. As explained by @sterretje, the tool you are attempting to use is specific to Arduino IDE 1.x. It can't be used with Arduino IDE 2.x, which is the reason why you didn't see it in the Arduino IDE 2.x "Tools" menu.
Since you are using Arduino IDE 2.x you must use this one instead:
The installation and usage instructions are provided at the link above. Give it a try and then let us know if you have any questions or problems.
@ptillisch Thank you for the solution, which I successfully tested. It's a huge help with this project as well as future projects.
Regards, Mark
You are welcome. I'm glad it is working now.
Regards,
Per
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