The exception decoder doesn't work anymore with arduino esp sdk 2.0.3 rc.

Could you please test? In Arduino it is showed but in visual micro 2019 not.

My advice to you is set the exception decoder in the visual micro menu so it is easier to check it's found in visual micro. Now it is working or not.

Thanks for the report.

Can you attach an example of an exception as a text file, which you have hit on the ESP32 2.0.3-RC1 board package which is not working correctly with the exception decoder in vMicro.

Can you also please attach a full build log as shown at the top of this page in the yellow box so we can ensure we are using the correct setup and board.

Here my veboselog and the backtrace

Backtrace:0x400dcab6:0x3ffb26d00x401d82bd:0x3ffb26f0 0x400d3225:0x3ffb2710 0x400dc80d:0x3ffb2820

This seems the information about the exception decoder in the build.

exceptions.serial.enabled=true
exceptions.serial.messages={vm.platform.root.path}/hardware/esp32/exceptions.txt
exceptions.serial.regex.exception_number=Exception \(([0-9]*)\):
exceptions.serial.regex.stack_addresses=40[0-2][0-9a-f]{5}\b
exceptions.serial.resolve.addr2line.args=-aipfC -e"{build.path}/{build.project_name}.elf"
exceptions.serial.resolve.addr2line.cmd=xtensa-esp32-elf-addr2line
exceptions.serial.resolve.stack_addresses.pattern="{compiler.path}{addr2line.cmd}" {addr2line.args} {stack_addresses.list}

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Thanks for the detail.

The latest version (22.04.29-2) should resolve this and show the Exception decoder button in this scenario, as well as decode the trace.  This is available from the top of the below board:
https://www.visualmicro.com/forums/YaBB.pl?board=VS_ARDUINO_EXT_RELEASES

Did you know the extension changed to jar?

<home_dir>/Arduino/tools/EspExceptionDecoder/tool/EspExceptionDecoder.jar)

Another question. If I create a library it I see that GCC and GNU are missing. I have seen this in a video on youtube. I'm installing the Arduino-esp32 for git in this folder...

G:\Documents\Visual Studio 2019\Arduino\hardware\espressif\esp32

The exception decoder for the Arduino IDE has always been a jar file. That is because the Arduino IDE is java. In Visual Micro we implemented the decoder functionality using C#.

Please open a new thread about how to install custom toolchains in the sketchbook/hardware folder. The esp32 is normally best installed via Board Manager.

I tried first the lastest version founded on the homepage, but that one didn't work. Than I saw the link you send me was different. Now I did the test with the link you have me and it works. Thanks!

The latest version Visual Micro 22.04.29.1902 for Visual Studio 2017/2019

Maybe I don't have to open a new tread. I have an explanition of you. I will try that first, see it still works.

https://www.visualmicro.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1625425510/2