It's a pity that you don't have access to non-public sources / documentation, because that is exactly what's missing at the moment. I am quite sure there are quite a few registers that nobody outside Espressif know they exist (and that are not related to the wireless phy). For example the memory addressing and caching ("poor man's MMU"
) features are not documented at all, as far as I know. On the esp32 they are. We need it for e.g. open OTA implementation.The other stuff, the source versions, I am under the assumption they're not really drop-in replacements for the precompiled binaries, I also don't recall having seen sources of the espconn functions, but I will check.
I once had a look at LWIP itself, but deemed it far too complex for the simple tasks we usually do on the esp8266, the espconn implementation is sufficient.
Thanks,
Erik.
), and identical sectors are skipped. With all that, I can get a persistent performance of 520 kbps/s, which is quick enough for writing the flash without delay. I didn't try it in another context, because I don't have purpose for it. What's slowing it down, is that every packet received is parsed and broken down into space separated chunks, for command processing. If I where to skip that, I'd probably get a higher throughput, but as said, I don't really have a purpose for higher performance there.