1. I can compile on windows 11:

C:\Users\lenovo\.cache\jaguar\sdk\bin\toit.compile.exe -o esp32_binary .\hello_world.toit

This ^^^ compile to windows os and arch. [--os ] // Cross-compilation system target. [--arch ] // Cross-compilation architecture target. Can I set these ^^^ options somehow to compile for esp32? 2. If 1. above work, I can copy the esp32_binary output file and the jag_linux_arm.tgz to a router with openwrt OS. Can I run "jag scan" on the router to detect the esp32 behind router, and run "jag container install ..." to install the compiled esp32_binary? I don't wan't to run "toit.compile" on openwrt (if possible). My developer laptop is not on the same wifi network as the target esp32. I have no experience. Is this scenario possible? Or any better idea?

I'm not 100% certain it's possible, but if not then it's just an oversight that can be easily fixed. When compiling for the esp32 we want to get a "snapshot" (with the

--snapshot

option of

toit compile

).

Thanks for the answer, this --snapshot option for toit.compile seems to be great. jag container install help this command not have snapshot option

I just looked at the sources: I think

jag container install

just looks at the file you give and verifies if it is already a snapshot: https://github.com/toitlang/jaguar/blob/6550830ca6904fed2c8fb368a6be3407b6e4d52a/cmd/jag/commands/run.go#L257

"I just looked at the sources: I think jag container install just looks at the file you give and verifies if it is already a snapshot" If I understand you well, jag container install accept: - a source code file, and compile with toit compile - or accept a compiled snapshot file and use it without compilation

Correct