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wow, thank you. This are great news. Excellent support here. I am a bit busy with the hardware now, but soon I will move to the software side.

Thanks for your prompt answer.

The C++ compiler supports the C++23 standard with the GNU extensions (-std=gnu++23) by default. The build system is based on CMake to configure the project, manage components, and generate build files for tools like Ninja, which is then used to build the project. The idf.py command-line tool provides a user-friendly interface that manages the CMake build process.

So far so good. Let me try, how far I come with the memory limit.

Dear,

TGUI looks very interesting. What steps would be needed to port it to a new OS? I would like to use it on a ESP32, 32MB Ram, dual 400MHz cores, what has already a somehow POSIX like operating system, based on FreeRTOS, with file system, multi-threading ect, and a SDL 3 port. 

I saw Config.hpp.in, can all modifications made in there? I did not see a porting guide, such a document would be great.

Best regards,
Michael