Introduce WOLFSSL_ESPIDF_EXIT_MESSAGE macro #7067
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Description
This PR adds the
WOLFSSL_ESPIDF_EXIT_MESSAGEmacro to the Espressif port, along with some minor example code cleanup.When a keyword is encountered by the new
testMonitor.shscript (PR for that coming soon)... the serial port capture process exits. This is in contrast to using theESP-IDF.py monitorcommand that continues to monitor untilCtrl-]is pressed.For reference, see also the suggestion from Ivan regarding using the espressif/pytest-embedded. I chose to write a small Python script, instead.
The exit when detecting the
WOLFSSL_COMPLETEkeyword looks something like this for the benchmark example:Fixes zd# n/a/
Testing
How did you test?
Tested in the ESP-IDF environment only.
See #6234 for a roadmap of Espressif updates.
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