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I, once again have difficulties including libraries from code files other than my .ino file. I have several .cpp and .h files in my project to keep it sorted and clean. However one of my header ...
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I am using the visual micro extension for Visual Studio 2015. I would like to not use any .ino files since I'm trying to setup cppcheck which doesn't recogonize .cpp files, and its just what I'm used ...
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How do I rectify this error? Clearly it says there is some error in the library, so how do I correct it? C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\SoftwareSerial\SoftwareSerial.cpp:1: error: expected ...
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I am python experienced, an arduino noob, and absolutely no experience of C other than what has been forced upon me by arduino use. I have just spent a day hammering google for the precise syntax of ...
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The author of the PinChangeInt library and the EnableInterrupt library states at github: When the PinChangeInt was in a .h and .cpp file, the Arduino IDE tried to compile it twice. I have a ...
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Say you want to investigate part of the code you use from a rather large library, but it's buried between all kinds of #defines and classes etc, that you're never gonna use in your code. Is there a ...
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I want to write a library for the RGBDigit shield (http://rgbdigit.com/), which essentially is an Adafruit Neopixel strip, packed as a 7 segment display. The shield also has a DS3231 clock and an IR ...
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I would like to know of references that discuss the process of uploading code onto an Arduino board. I have read this reference on hacking the Arduino and an outline of the build process. I also found ...
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A newbe here. How come when I compile with an error I do not get the line or line number highlighted? I Get the errors just can't find where they are.
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I know I'm missing something so simple here, but I can't figure it out. If I do char letter = 'A'; then letter = letter << 8, letter = 0, as one should expect, since we are shifting the bits &...
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