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The connected flash (where the sketch is flashed) to the ESP32, C3, S2 can use mode qio. Or do you mean something different? |
no, i mean for the SPI driver of arduino core, the "user side" driver. Currently it does not support QSPI (at least on C3). |
if you check the initial message i think it was quite clear though, with example linked |
Related request from the discussion: #8174 Adding this to 3.0.0 milestone to triage this Feature Request. |
Postponing this to 3.1.0 Milestone, we need to evaluate this again. |
@VojtechBartoska OK, well noted |
Waiting for the qspi support in arduino too. |
I need more documentation, examples and support on both qspi and dual io spi |
Hello, Due to the overwhelming volume of issues currently being addressed, we have decided to close the previously received tickets. If you still require assistance or if the issue persists, please don't hesitate to reopen the ticket. Thanks. |
Related area
adding QSPI mode to the SPI driver
Hardware specification
ESP32, ESP32C3
Is your feature request related to a problem?
I could not find any implementation of QSPI mode in the ESP32 core. QSPI is useful in various scenarios, flash, ADCs/DACs, fpgas, inter chip communiation, custom interfaces.
Describe the solution you'd like
Being able to select the QSPI mode on a SPI interface, as it has been done here, https://github.com/CutClassH/sea_esp32_qspi but this does not work anymore.
Describe alternatives you've considered
in my case i want to send 3 parallele 8 bit streams, that is, sending 3 separate bistreams on 3 GPIOs synced with the same clock.QSPI seems like the best way to do it at decent speed. An alternative is to bitbang, the last recourse, but bitbanging on ESP32 is not really practical (by experience).
Additional context
No response
I have checked existing list of Feature requests and the Contribution Guide
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