download is a ZIP file which you need to extract to your harddisk say on
C:\ drive. It will create a folder named msys32
This folder contains four executable file, you need to run the file mingw32.exe
You will get a console window like shown below
Actually it is a Linux OS like shell (command) window. So you need some
familiarity with Linux Shell commands to operate it.
Now the first step is to create a directory (folder) for keeping the ESP
SDK and ESP related programs we develop. For that I recommend creating a
folder named ESP in root of some drive say F:\ drive or C:\. to goto new
drive you have to type the cd command like this. CD stands for change
directory.
now we are in F:\ drive, enter a command to make new directory
called the esp. In this directory(“esp”) we will keep the SDK and
our own program files. The command is mkdir esp . mkdir stands for
make directory. Then we have to go inside this newly created directory
using the cd command.
Now we have to clone the ESP SDK using the git command.
enter following command in the schell
git clone –recursive
https://github.com/espressif/ESP8266_RTOS_SDK.git
this will clone the SDK on your local harddisk
An environment variable needed to be defined so that the toolchain
program can find your SDK. The variable should be defined like this
export IDF_PATH="/f/esp/ESP8266_RTOS_SDK"
you can verify if the path has been correctly set by using the echo
command
echo $IDF_PATH 
After this, we need to check which version of Python is available in our
MSYS environment. To do this, issue the following command …
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