dist/tools/esptools: add support for installing esp8266 toolchain #21094
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Contribution description
esptoolsprovide a handy way to quickly install the toolchain needed for the various ESP32 family members.Installing the toolchain for the venerable esp8266 always requires looking up the right wiki page since it uses a custom toolchain that does not follow the same format.
To streamline this, add a special case for esp8266 to the
install.shscript so the same script can be used to get all the Espressif toolchains.Testing procedure
Simply run
and
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