Add M5Stack CoreS3 support - #5833
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drafts: trueWalkthroughThe PR adds native M5Stack CoreS3 support through dedicated power, display, audio, and AudioReactive usermods. It adds PlatformIO build scripts, touch UI handling, NeoPixelBus patches, documentation, and one weak WLED core integration hook. ChangesCoreS3 build and platform integration
Power and audio runtime
Display and touch UI
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The build integration can patch mismatched dependency sources, and one supported configuration can fail to link. These issues should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CoreS3Touch
participant CoreS3Display
participant WLEDState
participant CoreS3Power
CoreS3Touch->>CoreS3Display: read touch and build hit state
CoreS3Touch->>WLEDState: execute brightness, effect, color, or preset action
CoreS3Power->>WLEDState: defer LED bus reinitialization
WLEDState->>CoreS3Power: retry bus rebuild after safe output
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usermods/CoreS3_Power/CoreS3_Power.cpp (1)
709-709: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the size-dependent initializer from
oldPins.
getPins(oldPins)writesoldPins[0]before it is read when it returns a pin count greater than zero. The five-element initializer is therefore unnecessary and couples this declaration toOUTPUT_MAX_PINS.- uint8_t oldPins[OUTPUT_MAX_PINS] = {255, 255, 255, 255, 255}; + uint8_t oldPins[OUTPUT_MAX_PINS];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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355-355: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the unused
CORES3_FFT_BIN_HZconstant.The constant is never referenced. The info page uses a literal string instead. It has no firmware behavior or memory effect. The applicable AI-review instruction requires removal of defined-but-unused singleton data.
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static_assert(SAMPLE_RATE == 16000, "CoreS3 FFT calibration requires 16 kHz sampling"); static_assert(samplesFFT == 512, "CoreS3 FFT calibration requires 512 FFT samples"); -constexpr float CORES3_FFT_BIN_HZ = (float)SAMPLE_RATE / (float)samplesFFT; // 31.25 Hz/bin `#endif`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pio-scripts/cores3_v17_neopixelbus_patch.py`:
- Line 167: Update the dependency search around libdeps_root and the
rmt_target/LCD header patch logic so that an existing sibling LCD header with
invalid content raises an incompatibility error instead of searching other
dependency directories. Ensure both patches remain within the same NeoPixelBus
package, while preserving fallback behavior only when the sibling header does
not exist.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Power/CoreS3_Power.cpp`:
- Around line 890-896: Add a bounded timeout to the BLACK-frame confirmation
stage around the LED reinitialization state machine, using the existing
LED_REINIT_OFF_CONFIRM_TIMEOUT_MS pattern; when it expires, emit a warning and
continue so doInitBusses and configNeedsWrite are cleared and the reboot gate
cannot remain stalled. In wled00/wled.cpp line 250, verify the existing cleanup
path requires no direct change and that both flags clear after the timeout.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@usermods/audioreactive/audio_reactive.cpp`:
- Line 355: Remove the unused CORES3_FFT_BIN_HZ constant definition from the
audio reactive implementation, leaving the surrounding FFT configuration
unchanged.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Power/CoreS3_Power.cpp`:
- Line 709: Update the oldPins declaration used with getPins to remove the
size-dependent five-element initializer while retaining the existing
OUTPUT_MAX_PINS-sized array allocation.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep both patches in the same NeoPixelBus package.
If the sibling LCD header exists but fails the content check, Line 167 searches every dependency directory. That search can select an LCD header from a different package than rmt_target. The active LCD header can then miss the GDMA teardown patch and fail a later LED-bus rebuild. Raise an incompatibility error when an existing sibling does not match instead of falling back globally.
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if "NeoEspLcdMonoBuffContext" in text and "gdma_connect" in text:
return sibling
+ raise RuntimeError(
+ f"CoreS3 LCD patch sibling is incompatible: {sibling}"
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In `@pio-scripts/cores3_v17_neopixelbus_patch.py` at line 167, Update the
dependency search around libdeps_root and the rmt_target/LCD header patch logic
so that an existing sibling LCD header with invalid content raises an
incompatibility error instead of searching other dependency directories. Ensure
both patches remain within the same NeoPixelBus package, while preserving
fallback behavior only when the sibling header does not exist.
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Please clean up your changes to this file - 90% of them seem to be just adding newlines. I cannot review the code modifications as they are now, too much "noise".
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| // Ignore Usermod pin dropdown values and bypass WLED PinManager. | ||
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Sorry, I have to veto on this change. Adding fixed pins to the audioreactive usermod is not necessary.
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| void getSamples(FFTsampleType *buffer, uint16_t num_samples) override { |
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Why is this override necessary? Can't we use the standard getSamples() function?
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| BusManager::setBrightness(scaledBri(bri)); // fix re-initialised bus' brightness #4005 and #4824 | ||
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Please explain the reasoning for modifying this part of the wled core loop.
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| // Allow a usermod to defer this rebuild until the old LED output is safe. | ||
| // The weak default returns false, preserving standard WLED behavior. | ||
| if (!coreS3PowerShouldDeferBusReinit()) { |
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This seems to break existing functionality for every board that is not the "coreS3".
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Sorry I don't understand what this file really does. What is the purpose? Why is is necessary?
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| // The weak default preserves standard WLED behavior. CoreS3_Power provides | ||
| // the strong implementation used to protect old LED output before bus rebuild. | ||
| extern "C" bool __attribute__((weak)) coreS3PowerShouldDeferBusReinit() |
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This is a dirty hack - the function is part of the "coreS3" usermod, why is it necessary to make it available via a weak function reference?
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usermods/CoreS3_Power/CoreS3_Power.cpp (1)
890-896: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winThe BLACK-frame wait can still block the bus rebuild without a bound.
WAIT_OFFleaves this stage only afterledShrinkBlackOverlayFramesreachesLED_REINIT_REQUIRED_BLACK_FRAMES. No timeout exists for that counter. The counter increments only inhandleOverlayDraw()and only whenbri == 0 && strip.getBrightness() == 0(Lines 1133-1138). The OFF-confirm timeout path at Lines 866-878 explicitly continues when brightness did not reach zero, so in that case the overlay condition is never true and the stage never completes.doInitBussesthen stays asserted, the config write stays pending, and the reboot gate inwled00/wled.cppLine 289 stays blocked.Add a bounded timeout for the BLACK-frame confirmation, in the style of
LED_REINIT_OFF_CONFIRM_TIMEOUT_MS, and continue with a warning when it expires.🛠️ Proposed bounded confirmation
static constexpr uint8_t LED_REINIT_REQUIRED_BLACK_FRAMES = 3; static constexpr unsigned long LED_REINIT_BLACK_FRAME_TRIGGER_MS = 50; + static constexpr unsigned long LED_REINIT_BLACK_FRAME_TIMEOUT_MS = 3000;if (ledShrinkBlackOverlayFrames < LED_REINIT_REQUIRED_BLACK_FRAMES) { + if (now - ledShrinkOffConfirmedAt >= LED_REINIT_BLACK_FRAME_TIMEOUT_MS) { + Serial.printf( + "[CoreS3_Power][LED] WARNING: BLACK frame confirmation timeout frames=%u\n", + ledShrinkBlackOverlayFrames + ); + } else { if (now - ledShrinkLastBlackTriggerAt >= LED_REINIT_BLACK_FRAME_TRIGGER_MS) { ledShrinkLastBlackTriggerAt = now; strip.trigger(); } return; + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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usermods/audioreactive/audio_reactive.cpp (1)
355-355: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove
CORES3_FFT_BIN_HZor use it.
CORES3_FFT_BIN_HZhas no uses beyond its definition. The CoreS3 mapping uses literal bin indices and frequency comments, so this constant has no effect. Remove it, or use it to derive the documented frequency values.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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usermods/CoreS3_Display/M5StackDisplayHardwareBackend.h (1)
114-118: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a buffer-length parameter to
readDisplayRgb565.The signature carries
widthandheightbut no capacity forpixels. The implementation only compares the dimensions with the panel size, so a caller that passes the correct dimensions with a smaller allocation causesdisplay.readRectto write past the buffer. Pass the element count and reject a short buffer.♻️ Proposed signature
bool readDisplayRgb565( uint16_t* pixels, + size_t pixelCapacity, int16_t width, int16_t height );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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179-182: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAvoid shadowing the class member
touchStateinside the context handlers.
handleTouchPress,handleTouchHold, andhandleTouchReleasedeclare a local reference namedtouchStatethat hides the class member of the same name. The helpers these functions call, for exampleisSelectedTouchPairInsideat Line 6 anddetermineTouchReleaseActionat Line 1100, still read the class member.Both names refer to the same object today, because
handleTouchbuilds the context from the class member at Line 1702. The header comment inM5StackDisplayTouchContext.hstates that the contexts prepare a later extraction. After that extraction the two access paths would diverge silently.Rename the local reference, for example to
state, so the two access paths stay distinguishable.♻️ Proposed rename
void handleTouchPress( const M5StackTouchFrameContext& context ) { - M5StackTouchRuntimeState& touchState = context.state; + M5StackTouchRuntimeState& state = context.state;Update the member accesses inside each handler accordingly.
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150-151: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the IDE workaround members and use
int16_t.
intellisenseTailGuardis defined but never used. It adds a runtime member to work around a VS Code parser problem, not a compiler problem.signed shortalso departs from theint16_ttype thatreadDisplayTouchand the rest of the touch layer use.Remove the guard member and restore
int16_tfor the coordinate members. If IntelliSense still mis-parses the struct, fix it through IDE configuration instead of production data layout.♻️ Proposed cleanup
- // ESP32 toolchains use a 16-bit signed short here. - // Using the fundamental type also keeps VS Code IntelliSense from - // mis-parsing these final coordinate members in this header. - signed short lastTouchX = -1; - signed short lastTouchY = -1; + int16_t lastTouchX = -1; + int16_t lastTouchY = -1; @@ - // VS Code IntelliSense has occasionally failed to expose the final member - // of this large runtime-state struct even though the ESP32 compiler parses - // it correctly. Keep an unused tail guard so all real runtime members sit - // before the parser-sensitive final position. - bool intellisenseTailGuard = false; };As per path instructions: "CHECK for singleton data (defined but never used) and for dead/disabled code, and suggest to remove them."
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In `@usermods/audioreactive/audio_source.h`:
- Around line 436-481: Resolve the duplicate ES7210 implementation by reusing
the existing configurable ES7243/ES8388-style source pattern, or move
CoreS3-specific pin ownership and initialization into the CoreS3_Audio usermod.
Remove the hard-coded pin override from CoreS3ES7210Source and ensure pin
management remains configurable unless ownership is explicitly handled by
CoreS3_Audio.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Audio/CoreS3_Audio.cpp`:
- Around line 137-153: Keep neutralizePersistedGpio0Button in CoreS3_Audio.cpp
as the single implementation and expose it through an extern "C" helper near
coreS3AudioCodecReady(). In usermods/CoreS3_Audio/CoreS3_Audio.cpp lines
137-153, retain the GPIO0 ownership release and buttons reset logic. In
usermods/audioreactive/audio_reactive.cpp lines 236-254, delete
coreS3ReleaseMclkButtonOwnership() and update the dmType == 7 paths at lines
1612 and 1739 to call the exposed CoreS3_Audio helper instead.
- Around line 69-71: Update every guard around coreS3AudioReactiveSourceReady(),
including its declaration and call sites near lines 69, 429, and 529, to require
both WLED_M5STACK_CORES3_AUDIO and CONFIG_IDF_TARGET_ESP32S3. Keep the guards
aligned with the function’s definition so the symbol is never referenced when
unavailable.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Display/M5StackDisplayTouchHelpers.h`:
- Around line 41-76: Mark every is*Touched helper definition shown, from
isPowerButtonTouched through isPresetBootHoldTouched, as inline so the shared
header can be included by multiple translation units without multiple-definition
errors. Preserve each function’s existing pointInsideRect behavior and
touch-region constant.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Display/M5StackDisplayTouchState.h`:
- Line 9: Update the location comment in M5StackDisplayTouchState.h to state
that the runtime state machine is now in M5StackDisplayTouchStateMachine.inc,
replacing the stale CoreS3_Display.cpp reference.
In `@wled00/wled.cpp`:
- Around line 248-250: Replace the CoreS3-specific core-loop hook
coreS3PowerShouldDeferBusReinit() with a board-neutral UsermodManager query or
generic usermod hook, updating its weak default and strong implementation
consistently. Document that any usermod deferring bus reinitialization must
eventually release the gate so doInitBusses, configNeedsWrite, and the reboot
flow can proceed.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Power/CoreS3_Power.cpp`:
- Around line 890-896: Bound the BLACK-frame confirmation stage in the LED
reinitialization flow so WAIT_OFF cannot remain blocked when
ledShrinkBlackOverlayFrames never reaches LED_REINIT_REQUIRED_BLACK_FRAMES. Add
and use a timeout analogous to LED_REINIT_OFF_CONFIRM_TIMEOUT_MS, and when it
expires, log a warning and continue the rebuild path; preserve the existing
frame-trigger behavior before the timeout.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@usermods/audioreactive/audio_reactive.cpp`:
- Line 355: Remove the unused CORES3_FFT_BIN_HZ constant, since the CoreS3
mapping does not reference it and continues using literal bin indices.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Display/M5StackDisplayHardwareBackend.h`:
- Around line 114-118: Update readDisplayRgb565 to accept the pixels buffer
element count, validate that capacity before calling display.readRect, and
reject buffers smaller than width × height. Propagate the new parameter through
all declarations, definitions, and call sites while preserving existing
dimension validation.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Display/M5StackDisplayTouchState.h`:
- Around line 150-151: Remove the unused intellisenseTailGuard member from the
touch state struct and change lastTouchX and lastTouchY back to int16_t,
matching readDisplayTouch and the rest of the touch layer; do not add runtime
layout workarounds or production members for IntelliSense.
In `@usermods/CoreS3_Display/M5StackDisplayTouchStateMachine.inc`:
- Around line 179-182: Rename the local touch-state references in
handleTouchPress, handleTouchHold, and handleTouchRelease from touchState to
state, and update each handler’s corresponding member accesses. Preserve the
class member touchState name so helper methods continue using it distinctly.
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| class CoreS3ES7210Source : public I2SSource { | ||
| public: | ||
| static constexpr uint16_t MAX_MONO_SAMPLES = 512; | ||
| CoreS3ES7210Source(SRate_t sampleRate, int blockSize) : | ||
| I2SSource( | ||
| sampleRate, | ||
| blockSize, | ||
| 1.0f / 16.0f, | ||
| I2S_NUM_1, | ||
| I2S_CHANNEL_STEREO, | ||
| false | ||
| ) { | ||
| _config.mode = i2s_mode_t(I2S_MODE_MASTER | I2S_MODE_RX); | ||
| _config.sample_rate = _sampleRate; | ||
| _config.bits_per_sample = I2S_BITS_PER_SAMPLE_16BIT; | ||
| _config.channel_format = I2S_CHANNEL_FMT_RIGHT_LEFT; | ||
| _config.communication_format = i2s_comm_format_t(I2S_COMM_FORMAT_STAND_I2S); | ||
| _config.intr_alloc_flags = ESP_INTR_FLAG_LEVEL1; | ||
| _config.dma_buf_count = 8; | ||
| _config.dma_buf_len = _blockSize; | ||
| _config.use_apll = false; | ||
| _config.tx_desc_auto_clear = false; | ||
| _config.fixed_mclk = 0; | ||
| #if ESP_IDF_VERSION >= ESP_IDF_VERSION_VAL(4, 4, 0) | ||
| _config.mclk_multiple = I2S_MCLK_MULTIPLE_256; | ||
| _config.bits_per_chan = I2S_BITS_PER_CHAN_16BIT; | ||
| #endif | ||
| } | ||
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| void initialize( | ||
| int8_t = I2S_PIN_NO_CHANGE, | ||
| int8_t = I2S_PIN_NO_CHANGE, | ||
| int8_t = I2S_PIN_NO_CHANGE, | ||
| int8_t = I2S_PIN_NO_CHANGE | ||
| ) override { | ||
| DEBUGSR_PRINTLN(F("CoreS3ES7210Source:: initialize fixed internal pins;")); | ||
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| // CoreS3 ES7210 pins are board-internal fixed resources. | ||
| // Ignore Usermod pin dropdown values and bypass WLED PinManager. | ||
| I2SSource::initialize( | ||
| 33, // WS / LRCK | ||
| 14, // SD / DIN | ||
| 34, // BCLK | ||
| 0 // MCLK | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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The previous maintainer objections to this source still apply.
A past review asked why a second ES7210 source is needed and rejected adding fixed pins and the initialize() override to the AudioReactive usermod. The current code keeps CoreS3ES7210Source with hard-coded pins 33/14/34/0 and managePins = false. Address the objections before this can proceed: either reuse the existing ES7243/ES8388-style source pattern with configurable pins, or move the CoreS3-specific pin ownership into the CoreS3_Audio usermod.
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In `@usermods/audioreactive/audio_source.h` around lines 436 - 481, Resolve the
duplicate ES7210 implementation by reusing the existing configurable
ES7243/ES8388-style source pattern, or move CoreS3-specific pin ownership and
initialization into the CoreS3_Audio usermod. Remove the hard-coded pin override
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| #if defined(WLED_M5STACK_CORES3_AUDIO) | ||
| extern "C" bool coreS3AudioReactiveSourceReady(); | ||
| #endif |
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| void neutralizePersistedGpio0Button() | ||
| { | ||
| if (PinManager::getPinOwner(AUDIO_MCLK_PIN) == PinOwner::Button) { | ||
| PinManager::deallocatePin(AUDIO_MCLK_PIN, PinOwner::Button); | ||
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| for (auto& button : buttons) { | ||
| if (button.pin == AUDIO_MCLK_PIN) { | ||
| button.pin = -1; | ||
| button.type = BTN_TYPE_NONE; | ||
| button.pressedBefore = false; | ||
| button.longPressed = false; | ||
| button.pressedTime = 0; | ||
| button.waitTime = 0; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Duplicate GPIO0 button-release logic in two usermods. Both files contain the same routine: release PinOwner::Button on GPIO0 and reset every matching entry in the global buttons array. The two copies can drift, and both mutate shared button state at different times during startup. The header of CoreS3_Audio.cpp already declares GPIO0 ownership for CoreS3_Audio, so the logic belongs in one place.
usermods/CoreS3_Audio/CoreS3_Audio.cpp#L137-L153: keep this as the single implementation and expose it, for example through anextern "C"helper next tocoreS3AudioCodecReady().usermods/audioreactive/audio_reactive.cpp#L236-L254: deletecoreS3ReleaseMclkButtonOwnership()and call the exposedCoreS3_Audiohelper from thedmType == 7paths at lines 1612 and 1739.
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| // Allow a usermod to defer this rebuild until the old LED output is safe. | ||
| // The weak default returns false, preserving standard WLED behavior. | ||
| if (!coreS3PowerShouldDeferBusReinit()) { |
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A board-specific weak hook in the core loop is not an acceptable integration point.
coreS3PowerShouldDeferBusReinit() names one usermod inside the core loop. Maintainer feedback on earlier commits raised this same objection on Lines 31 and 250. Two concrete consequences remain:
- The core now owns a symbol whose only strong implementation lives in
usermods/CoreS3_Power/CoreS3_Power.cpp. Any other usermod that needs the same deferral must reuse a CoreS3-named API. - When the usermod defers,
doInitBussesandconfigNeedsWritestay asserted, so the reboot gate at Line 289 and the config write at Line 266 both depend on usermod state machine progress.
Use a board-neutral mechanism instead. Options: a generic UsermodManager query such as UsermodManager::deferBusReinit(), or a generic core name such as usermodDeferBusReinit() with the weak default kept in the core. Please also document the contract, including the requirement that a deferring usermod must eventually release the gate.
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I'm not sure what is the intention of "the old led output is safe"? Ws2812b is a write-only protocol. If leds are switched off, I don't see why waiting for frame output completion is needed. Same for reconfiguration of outputs: if the new setup has fewer leds, it has fewer leds. The main loop task is one task, so there is not possibility that strip.show() runs in parallel, or did I miss something? In any scenario I can imagine, waiting until ! strip.isUpdating() should close any possible gap before the bus driver gets deleted / restarted in a new setup.
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@softhack007, you are correct about main-loop concurrency. The gate is not required to prevent a parallel strip.show() call.
I missed the important case in the CoreS3 state machine: a physical strip can still contain LEDs beyond the new configured count. When the configuration shrinks, those trailing WS2812B LEDs retain their last latched color. The new bus configuration does not send them an OFF command.
!strip.isUpdating() only confirms completion of a transfer that was already submitted. It does not transmit BLACK to the old physical range.
The current usermod uses the old bus before strip.finalizeInit() removes it. It sends BLACK through handleOverlayDraw(), waits for the final transfer with strip.waitForIt(), and then allows the rebuild. That sequence explains the need for deferral.
I withdraw the implication that this is primarily a concurrent-output or transfer-completion problem. The remaining concern is only API scope: the core hook is named for one board although it provides a usermod lifecycle point. That concern should not require changing the BLACK-frame behavior.
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The current usermod uses the old bus before
strip.finalizeInit()removes it. It sends BLACK throughhandleOverlayDraw(), waits for the final transfer withstrip.waitForIt(), and then allows the rebuild. That sequence explains the need for deferral.
This appears to be quite a hack, if the objective is only to send BLACK before reconfiguring the leds count.
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@softhack007, agreed. The BLACK-frame requirement is valid, but this implementation is still a workaround.
The usermod must retain the old bus, inject BLACK through handleOverlayDraw(), wait for the output, and then release a board-specific core-loop gate. That makes a single pre-reinitialization action into a multi-loop usermod state machine.
A cleaner design would give usermods a board-neutral pre-reinitialization lifecycle point. The core could then:
- Notify usermods before it destroys the old buses.
- Let a usermod request and complete the required final output.
- Rebuild the buses after the usermod reports completion.
That design keeps doInitBusses ownership in the core. It also avoids a CoreS3-named hook in wled00/wled.cpp.
I used the prior clarification about trailing WS2812B LEDs retaining their latched state when I assessed this sequence.
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This seems to be a patch for a temporary situation. NeoPixelBus has known issues in esp-idf v5.x builds. If the patch suggested here is generic (= not specific for the "M5Stack Core3" board) then it's better to make a PR in upstream NeoPixelBus.
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"already validated production patch" ? What do you mean?
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@DedeHai @willmmiles this seems to be the "core" of the suggested NPB patch. What do you think? Is there something we can learn from it?
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It's not a new idea to me, at least. The S3 can feed a single RMT from a DMA engine with IDF >5, which will not be subject to the interrupt latency problems the tiny buffers give. The trouble (as always) is resource management -- this patch limits you to only one RMT channel at a time. I'm not 100% sure the IDF driver behaviour: either it will fail to initialize any other channels, or it will force them to operate in sequence (eg. channel 2 needs to wait for channel 1 to complete before it even starts).
@ToshihiroMakuuchi In any event, patching open source libraries at build time is unacceptable. If you think your contributions are valid and necessary, you should fork the NeoPixelBus repo and PR your contributions upstream. You can point your environments at your fork while you go through the upstream PR process to keep working in the mean time.
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| // ES7210 codec configuration itself remains owned by CoreS3_Audio. | ||
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| #if defined(WLED_M5STACK_CORES3_AUDIO) && defined(CONFIG_IDF_TARGET_ESP32S3) |
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I'm sorry but this modification to the audio reactive core usermod is not acceptable.
Honestly I don't even understand why it is needed.
If the user has assigned the same PIN to a button and to the MCLK Signal, it's a user configuration problem, but the suggested auto-fix can make things worse.
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Passing an integer by reference is often a code smell, because it breaks locality. The complete function might actually belong to another file scope.
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| constexpr SRate_t SAMPLE_RATE = 16000; // Hardware-verified CoreS3 ES7210 sample rate |
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If you need to sample at 16khz, it means your es7210 configuration is wrong.
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Please revert all changes you added in this file - none of them is necessary.
If the es7210 is properly initialized, a new switch case in setup() should be sufficient.
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@coderabbitai please compare the initialization code that is suggested in this PR to the existing intialization sequence for ES7243 and ES8388. What are the differences? Would it be possible to initialize ES7243 and ES7210 with the same I2C commands? Please also compare to datasheets, to verify that the sequence suggested here is correct. |
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ResultThe ES7210 sequence in this PR is correct for the CoreS3 configuration. It is an exact copy of the CoreS3 ES7210 register table in M5Unified, apart from the PR’s added 1 ms delay, I2C error handling, and register read-back verification. The ES7210 and ES7243 cannot use the same register sequence. They can share an I2C transport helper only. They need separate codec drivers and separate register tables. ES7210 sequence in this PR
The relevant table is at Datasheet consistency
The ES7210 datasheet specifies:
References: Differences from ES7243The existing ES7243 sequence is at
The register numbers overlap, but their meanings do not. For example:
Therefore, sending ES7243 commands to ES7210 is not safe. The inverse is also not safe. The ES7243 code also contains an explicit uncertainty at Line 548 about its 24-bit setting. That uncertainty does not apply to the ES7210 path. The ES7210 path explicitly configures 16-bit data and the I2S driver uses 16-bit stereo frames. Reference: Differences from ES8388The existing ES8388 sequence is at ES8388 is a codec with ADC, DAC, mixer, line-output, and headphone-output functions. ES7210 is an ADC-only microphone front end.
The ES8388 sequence broadly follows the ES8388 user guide startup ordering. It is still a board-specific sequence because it configures output routing and mixer values for the relevant AudioKit or LyraT hardware. Its commands cannot initialize ES7210. In particular, ES8388 register Reference: Recommended designKeep the current separate codec-specific paths. A shared helper can safely provide these operations: bool writeCodecRegister(uint8_t address, uint8_t reg, uint8_t value);
bool readCodecRegister(uint8_t address, uint8_t reg, uint8_t& value);Do not share the reset values, register tables, power sequencing, I2S format values, or verification registers. One small documentation correction is appropriate. The comments in the ES7243 and ES8388 paths state “First route mclk, then configure ADC over I2C.” The actual code calls You are interacting with an AI system. |
@coderabbitai is it possible to configure es7210 for 22050hz mono(I2S_CHANNEL_FMT_ONLY_LEFT), so it bevhaves the same as other audiosources? |
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The ES7210 datasheet specifies 8–48 kHz in single-speed mode. The existing That clock ratio is supported by the ES7210. Do not change the CoreS3 path to The ES7210 is configured as a two-slot standard-I2S source. The current CoreS3 source uses: _config.channel_format = I2S_CHANNEL_FMT_RIGHT_LEFT;
i2s_set_clk(..., I2S_CHANNEL_STEREO);This preserves the 16-bit left/right frame structure that the codec expects. The safe configuration is:
For example, the existing conversion in const int32_t left = stereoSamples[i * 2U];
const float mono = left * _sampleScale;This gives AudioReactive one mono sample per frame, like the other audio sources. The current implementation already has this external mono behavior. It currently creates the mono sample by averaging MIC1 and MIC2. For 22.05 kHz, also remove the CoreS3-only 16 kHz configuration in
The ES7210 I2C register table does not need a sample-rate-specific change for this case. Registers I recommend a hardware test before replacing the validated 16 kHz profile. Check:
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Sorry, this is a no-go for merging your PR. Pin allocation should always go through the WLED PinManager. No exceptions, even when the pin numbers are fixed for your specific board.
@ToshihiroMakuuchi can you explain why this seems necessary for the M5Stack core3 board? |
@ToshihiroMakuuchi can you explain what this is? I could not see anything in the code that is related, maybe I've missed something? |
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Why use pioarduino and not the default tasmota platform?
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This is technically not correct - audioreactive always use I2S0, so I2S1 remains available for leds output or HUzb75 DMA driver.
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Why use stereo, when audio reactive FFT can only handle 1 channel? Also audio reactive is optimised for 24bit audio input, so why use 16bit not 24bit?
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This is not core S3 specific. Or at least it should not be, otherwise owners of other audio hardware might be very disappointed....
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I think this specific usermod is not needed, if a generic ES7210 audiosource would be added in the audioreactive usermod.
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See above. Especially the "I2S1 integration" requires clarification.
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See previous comment - this information is only useful for out-of-tree usermods.
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@coderabbitai please check for remaining Please check if you should add a specific learning to emphasise this requirement. |
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Is there a technical reason that I2S#0 can't be used?
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@ToshihiroMakuuchi please try to find a better way than "sneaking out" local state from a single usermod scope. @willmmiles I think you mentioned there are better ways to export "getter" functions?
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No, this is pretty much the correct approach: declare some function or method that the other module calls. extern "C" is unnecessary noise, though; it's perfectly valid to link C++ functions and objects.
On a practical level, I've generally recommended having one usermod expose a public .h file that's #included by the other. (If your usermod declare another as a dependency, it can include headers from it.) In the in-tree modules we've done it by exposing the static Usermod object, and having the remote calls be public methods on that object - see the way PWM_fan depends on either Temperature or sht. Free functions work just fine too; that's what I did in wled-motion_reactive -- in that design, the "consumer" module declares a function that the "producer" module is expected to implement.
Long term I'm hoping to have a sensors framework where sensor that produce common data types like "temperature" can be registered using a REGISTER_SENSOR() call at build time, similar to REGISTER_USERMOD(), and have a common API for reading the data back, but that's not anywhere close to being ready.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to review this PR in detail and for all the feedback. I have gone through the comments, and I understand that several parts of the current implementation are too CoreS3-specific and should be reworked to fit the existing WLED architecture more naturally. I will not rush the changes. I would like to review and address the feedback step by step, while keeping the implementation as simple and generic as reasonably possible. My current plan is to:
Some of the current implementation was added to solve issues that I observed and reproduced on physical CoreS3 hardware, particularly around LED bus reconfiguration, audio initialization, and power handling. However, I understand that solving a hardware-specific issue does not necessarily mean that the workaround belongs in the WLED core or in a generic usermod. I will therefore re-evaluate those parts and try to use existing WLED mechanisms wherever possible. For areas where I am not sure about the best WLED-native integration point, I may ask for guidance before making larger architectural changes. Thank you again for the detailed review and suggestions. They are very helpful. |
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Summary
This PR adds community support for running WLED on the M5Stack CoreS3.
The implementation keeps CoreS3-specific functionality in usermods and build scripts as much as possible, with only a minimal integration hook in the WLED core.
Features
ESP32-S3 LED stability
The CoreS3 build applies two NeoPixelBus compatibility/stability patches through PlatformIO pre-scripts:
These patches are applied automatically during dependency preparation and are designed to be idempotent.
Build
A CoreS3 PlatformIO configuration example is included at:
usermods/CoreS3_Display/platformio_override.ini.exampleThe CoreS3 usermods declare the required M5GFX dependency using the M5GFX 0.2.26 Git tag for reproducible clean builds.
WLED core integration
The CoreS3 implementation is kept outside the WLED core wherever practical.
The only direct WLED core integration is a small weak hook used to defer the standard LED bus reinitialization when the CoreS3 power usermod needs to perform its guarded bus rebuild sequence.
Without the CoreS3 usermod, the default WLED behavior is unchanged.
Validation
Tested on a physical M5Stack CoreS3 with ESP32-S3.
Validated on the current upstream
mainbaseline with a full clean dependency rebuild.Test coverage included:
No panic, watchdog, RMT, or GDMA errors were observed during the final hardware regression.
Documentation
Detailed English and Japanese documentation is included under:
usermods/CoreS3_Display/This is a community implementation and is not official M5Stack firmware.
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