CLR_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY when trying to use HID Keyboard

[wspirin]

Library/API/IoT binding

nanoFramework.Bluetooth.Hid

Visual Studio version

VS2022 version 17.13.3

.NET nanoFramework extension version

2022.12.1.36

Target name(s)

ESP32_BLE_REV3

Firmware version

1.12.4.38

Device capabilities

WiFi + BT

Description

I have a problem trying to create BLE Keyboard. I've looked for solutions and as far as I know from other issues this bug has been fixed long time ago. I simply copied the code from nanoFramework.Bluetooth.Hid example. Application throw an exception right after Debug.WriteLine("Lunched..").

++++ Exception System.OutOfMemoryException - CLR_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY (1) ++++
++++ Message:
++++ nanoFramework.Device.Bluetooth.GenericAttributeProfile.GattLocalCharacteristic::.ctor [IP: 000a] ++++
++++ nanoFramework.Device.Bluetooth.GenericAttributeProfile.GattLocalService::CreateCharacteristic [IP: 0005] ++++
++++ nanoFramework.Bluetooth.Hid.Services.BatteryService::CreateBatteryLevelCharacteristic [IP: 0017] ++++
++++ nanoFramework.Bluetooth.Hid.Services.BatteryService::Initialize [IP: 000c] ++++
++++ nanoFramework.Bluetooth.Hid.Devices.HidDevice::Initialize [IP: 001c] ++++

How to reproduce

using System;
using System.Threading;
using System.Diagnostics;
using nanoFramework.Bluetooth.Hid.Devices;
using nanoFramework.Bluetooth.Hid;

namespace ClapRemote
{
public class Program
{
private static int _soundPin = 4;
private static Keyboard _keyboard;

    public static void Main()
    {
        Debug.WriteLine("Lunching...");

        _keyboard = new Keyboard(deviceName: "nF BLE Keyboard",
                    deviceInfo: new DeviceInformation("nF", "BLEKBD1", "1", "01", "01", "01"),
                    protocolMode: ProtocolMode.Report,
                    plugAndPlayElements: new PnpElements(sig: 0x02, vid: 0xE502, pid: 0xA111, version: 0x210));

        Debug.WriteLine("Lunched..");
        _keyboard.Initialize();
        Debug.WriteLine("Initialized..");
        _keyboard.Advertise();
        Debug.WriteLine("Advertised..");


        Thread.Sleep(Timeout.Infinite);
    }
}

}

Expected behaviour

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Sample project or code

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Aditional information

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[josesimoes]

Hey @wspirin ! moving this to discussions.
The build configurations for that target may need to have (again) the RAM reserved to IDF increased.