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ESP8266 WiFi Access Point and MAVLink Bridge
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How to build in windows10? #68

Closed hsy77101 closed 5 years ago

hsy77101 commented 5 years ago

Hello. I checked all the texts. But I don't understand how to run the following in Windows 10. Do I need to run the following commands in the only Linux like ubuntu? " brew install platformio git clone --recursive https://github.com/dogmaphobic/mavesp8266.git cd mavesp8266 platformio run "

dogmaphobic commented 5 years ago

Those are instruction for macOS. Go here for instructions on how to install Platformio on other platforms: https://platformio.org/install

skleeschulte commented 3 years ago

What I just found out when trying to compile version 1.2.2 with PlatformIO in VS Code on Windows 10: the build_flag setting in the [env] section of the platformio.ini config file uses the external command echo, which works different on Windows:

build_flags = !echo "-DPIO_SRC_REV="$(git rev-parse HEAD) "-DPIO_BUILD_DATE="$(date +%%Y-%%m-%%d) "-DPIO_BUILD_TIME="$(date +%%H:%%M:%%S) ${version_env.version_flags}

As a quick fix, I set the variables manually:

#build_flags = !echo "-DPIO_SRC_REV="$(git rev-parse HEAD) "-DPIO_BUILD_DATE="$(date +%%Y-%%m-%%d) "-DPIO_BUILD_TIME="$(date +%%H:%%M:%%S) ${version_env.version_flags}
build_flags = "-DPIO_SRC_REV=3c8c130ce2f0865de3469b1648453a695af2c948" "-DPIO_BUILD_DATE=2021-05-11" "-DPIO_BUILD_TIME=14:44:48" ${version_env.version_flags}

This way, I can successfully run pio run in a terminal window in the PlatformIO-IDE. Note that the pio command is only available when opening a new terminal windows in the IDE, it does not work in the default powershell terminal window.