try to work on ESP8266 arduino

[asetyde]

Hi , now i will try to adapt your library , that is good choice for non-blocking feature , do you can help me ?

[olewolf]

Glad to hear you find my library useful. What is your specific question?

[asetyde]

first things to improve it is adapt this option in library prop.

from architectures=avr to architectures=* (i use sometimes visualstudio with arduino micro , this option is needed)

[asetyde]

this is git of adafruit , it uses from most programmar of esp
https://github.com/adafruit/DHT-sensor-library/

[asetyde]

this is esp git
https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino

[olewolf]

I'm sorry, but changing my code to indicate that architectures=* would imply that it works on all architectures. I only expect it to work on a 16 MHz "vanilla" Arduino, which probably excludes several architectures. I'll try and look into the library.properties file to see which Arduino types are likely to be supported, but '*' doesn't seem likely.

[asetyde]

yes , it's true . i will try in these days your library and if all go as i think we can add

architectures=avr,esp8266

arch ok ?

[asetyde]

i 've problem with visual micro to import library .. when i risolve it and i go to test it

[asetyde]

not read value , i don't know why

[kbickham]

I was about to go through and start removing delays, but checked first. Thank you for doing this. I actually, figured out the data transfer protocol reading your comments. 28 usex low, 70usec high on the logic high pulses. These things are good sensors, but the original library is a pain in terms of timing if you have a very complex system to integraste.