Implement Thread-Safe I2C based on ESP-IDF API

[me-no-dev]

Summary

This PR is a complete refactoring of Wire Library and I2C HAL in order to use IDF instead of current Register manipulation approach.

It implements Thread-safe Arduino Wire.

Fix#5478
Fix#5635
Fix#5636
Fix#4729
Fix#5470

Impact

It solves many reported issues related to I2C.

[me-no-dev]

@marcboon please also post the part of the code that crashes :)

[marcboon]

@marcboon please also post the part of the code that crashes :)
it seems to be unrelated

[me-no-dev]

@marcboon took a sec to figure it out, but you are trying to set a frequency of 4MHz instead of 400KHz :)

[marcboon]

Me No Dev schreef op 21-09-2021 13:40:

@marcboon [1] took a sec to figure it out, but you are trying to set a frequency of 4MHz instead of 400KHz :)

Yes, I also just discovered this typo, that's why I deleted my bug report :/ Still, it should not trigger the RTC watchdog, should it? marc Links: ------ [1] https://github.com/marcboon

[me-no-dev]

that happens inside IDF's I2C driver. We can ask there why that is so.

[me-no-dev]

I will just limit the frequency on our end to prevent it.

[me-no-dev]

@marcboon seems Adafruit disabled the clock adjustment for their Feather ESP32, but not for other ESP32 based boards. In any case, I limited the clock to 1MHz and that seem to not trigger WDT anymore.

[Jason2866]

Works 👍

[ladyada]

@me-no-dev you can re-enable feather esp32 clock adjustment, we dont even know what that is (?)

[me-no-dev]

@ladyada here is the offending line :) https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_SSD1306/blob/master/Adafruit_SSD1306.cpp#L91
I will add PR but I want to have a look at the clock switching, because it seems it does not always return to the base clock so 100kHz devices are unhappy

[ladyada]

hi, its unclear what is wrong with that line - we offer an optional way to speed up writes and it is enabled on the ESP32 (only disabled on STM32) for when we burst-write to the OLED.
it sounds like the bug is in the IDF where 4MHz should be rejected or pared down to the max speed and that'll be fixed shortly :)

[me-no-dev]

@ladyada ahh so sorry... it's STM32 not ESP32... my bad! The 4MHz thing I already fixed on Arduino side