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This auto update or auto discovery is at the heart of Arduino and is recommended. In Visual Micro, you can break the Arduino library location rules and use specific library versions from any location using the checkboxes on the "Add Library" menu however the downside is you loose auto updated when new library versions are released. R:/Code/Arduino/libraries/Adafruit_ADS1X15Ĭ:/Users/John/AppData/Local/arduino15/packages/esp8266/hardware/esp8266/2.7.4/li R:/Code/Arduino/libraries/Adafruit_MCP4725 You wil see these library paths in your output. For example:Ĭode: Using library Hash version 1.0 in folder "file:///C:/Users/John/AppData/Local/arduino15/packages/esp8266/hardware/esp8266/2.7.4/libraries/Hash" You can see in the output you posted which libraries are being discovered and from where. You will see in the output that each file is compiled by calling an. The esp compiler will do whatever it is designed to do. You do need to stay within the Arduino Library Specification when working with libraries but you appear to be doing that.
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It appears the problem is that your ESP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino code attempts to use Sd2Card, SdVolume, SdFile and I guess they don't exist in the esp8266/2.7.4/libraries/SD library? Does this compile using the Arduino IDE?Ĭode (C++): "C:\Users\John\AppData\Local\Temp\VMBuilds\ESP8266_WebServer_Stove\esp8266_nodemcuv2\Debug\ESP8266_WebServer_Stove.cpp" -o "C:\Users\John\AppData\Local\Temp\VMBuilds\ESP8266_WebServer_Stove\esp8266_nodemcuv2\Debug\ESP8266_WebServer_"ĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: 237:1: error: 'Sd2Card' does not name a typeĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: 238:1: error: 'SdVolume' does not name a typeĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: 239:1: error: 'SdFile' does not name a typeĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: 240:1: error: 'SdFile' does not name a typeĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: In function bool configSdCard(int)ĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: 1560:6: error: '_card' was not declared in this scopeĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: 1573:9: error: '_card' was not declared in this scopeĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino: 1574:6: error: 'SD_CARD_TYPE_SD1' was not declared in this scopeĮSP8266_WebServer_Stove.ino:1574: note suggested alternative It's also a good idea to switch off debugging until you have a working project because that adds a lot more to the diagnostics output. Intellisense is more lienent because code is treated as work in progress by VS, without a build it has to make some guesses. Only after a successful build can intellisense paths be updated from the actual results. I would ignore intellisense errors until you have a succesful build. Now every application I have that uses this device won't build even with modifying code that was working. Not sure what to do or what is going on, changing back and forth on board version and getting different results, all on code that was working for a year while trying to work around minor board bugs like a memory leak. I tried chasing some of them with absolute paths in the Arduino.h file but that isolate missing includes further down. The files exist in the "Arduino\hardware\tools\avr\avr\include\" path, yet the compiler won't find them. I tried switching back to ESP8266 v2.7.4, (always 'cleaning solution' and re-scanning the toolchain), now the compiler cannot find stdlib.h, stdint.h, stdio.h. I changed the board back to ESP8266 v2.4.0 (that was working two weeks ago) and now other core files had a problem with the SD library files
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Once this was working I found numerous issues with code in the ESP8266 hardware core that I was not going to mess with. I had to prefix the use of 'File' in my code with 'SDLib::' to resolve the ambiguity. I moved the desired SD library into the sketch folder, yet using "" in the include did not force the compiler to use those files, it won't build for the 'File' being ambiguous from the desired library and the ESP8266 core SD files.