Esp32 swift. To learn more, see: Blog post introducing this repository Apple used Espressif’s ESP32-C6, a RISC-V architecture Wi-Fi 6 SoC, to demonstrate use of Embedded Swift to build a smart device that communicates using Matter protocol. This repository contains an example simple Embedded Swift application that implements a Matter smart light accessory and can be used from HomeKit. This repository is meant to be a showcase of the wide applicability of Embedded Swift. Embedded Swift is a compilation and language mode that enables development of baremetal, embedded and standalone software in Swift. This repository provides a collection of examples for running Swift on the ESP32-C6 using Embedded Swift. Embedded Swift is an experimental specialized compilation mode of Swift designed to produce small, freestanding binaries suitable for embedded systems and bare-metal programming. Embedded Swift has ability to have bindings for native C/C++ API. The examples range from basic GPIO operations to controlling an LCD via I2C. The Swift team has been making some great progress on making Swift available in more places. Here's a post from April where they have some more info and examples, including this one for ESP32 using ESP-IDF. . The examples are targeting different microcontrollers where Swift can be easily used, including STM32 boards, the Raspberry Pi Pico, Nordic Semiconductor boards, and even RISC-V ESP32 boards. This repository is meant to be a showcase of the wide applicability of Embedded Swift. This repository is based on and inspired by the examples from Swift Matter Examples . It strips down unnecessary features and focuses on essential functionality to generate minimal and efficient code. The examples use an ESP32-C6 (RISC-V) microcontroller and build on top of the ESP-IDF and ESP-Matter SDKs. ltmvc paezftt fdcza ugvg vwove pzzeuw fdidukf jktp qoekrnqa cjvn