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Date: 2025-03-12 15:50:37
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  1. QEMU for Xtensa

    • There's QEMU support for Xtensa architecture (which ESP32 uses), but ESP32-S2 support seems limited or experimental.

    • Repos like espressif/qemu might help but aren't fully featured for ESP32-S2 peripherals.

  2. Renode by Antmicro

    • Renode offers simulation of some microcontrollers, including partial support for ESP32.

    • However, ESP32-S2 support might be incomplete, and peripheral simulation could be limited.

  3. Wokwi Simulator

    • Wokwi (https://wokwi.com/) is a web-based simulator that supports ESP32 projects.

    • It's great for Arduino/PlatformIO sketches and simple ESP-IDF code but may not handle low-level testing of your own compiled binaries.


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Posted by: Ch Farrukh