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I did exactly that to start with and I got the link error.  Debugging to find the problem revealed that the BSEC.cpp code uses the multi calls (e.g.  bsec_update_subscription_m() instead of the earlier bsec_update_subscription()  )  functions.  To make my problem clearer for this post,  I attempted to compile the example code supplied in the dev-kit, using the board from the dev-kit without any changes.  That is to say, I am trying to get the dev kit example to compile and link and run on the dev-kit hardware.  This attempt fails with the same link error. The dev-kit example code does not compile and run on the dev-kit because the ESP32 library blob does not contain the _m() multiple versions of the interface functions which are required in the BSEC2.cpp class methods.  The bsec code used in association with the AI-Studio does not use the BSEC2 class interface and it links with the older library interface (i.e. not the  xxxxxxx_m() functions). With this understanding,  can you help me get a succesful compile of bsec2 which will link with the ESP32 board that is used in the dev-kit?  I believe that it will require a new library blob from the BSEC team at Bosch.    ... View more