menu "Settings"

    config BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE_TEXT_EN
        bool

    config BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE_BINARY_EN
        bool

    choice BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE
        prompt "Log Mode"
        default BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE_TEXT

        config BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE_TEXT
            bool "Text Log Mode"
            select BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE_TEXT_EN
            help
                Enables text-based logging, where log messages are stored in a human-readable format.
                This mode is useful for development and debugging, as it allows logs to be easily
                read and interpreted without additional processing.

        config BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE_BINARY
            bool "Binary Log Mode"
            select BOOTLOADER_LOG_MODE_BINARY_EN
            depends on BOOTLOADER_LOG_VERSION_2
            help
                Enables binary logging with host-side format string expansion. In this mode, the
                format argument of ESP_LOGx, ESP_EARLY_LOG, and ESP_DRAM_LOG macros is stored in a
                NOLOAD section, not included in the final binary file. This reduces flash usage by
                approximately 10% - 35%. The esp_log() function uses the binary log handler to output
                messages. Instead of sending the full log string, the chip transmits only the
                addresses of these strings (if present in the ELF file). If the format string
                cannot be found in the ELF file, the chip sends the entire string. The host-side
                monitor tool, which has access to the ELF file, reconstructs the log message using
                the format string.
                This reduces firmware size by eliminating format strings from
                flash memory and removing the usage of printf-like functions, potentially freeing up
                a few kilobytes of space. To further reduce firmware size, wrap string data with ESP_LOG_ATTR_STR.

    endchoice
endmenu