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GreyGnome / EnableInterrupt

New Arduino interrupt library, designed for Arduino Uno/Mega 2560/Leonardo/Due
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Useless.h #include <EnableInterrupt.h> bug #39

Closed brandonwkipp closed 6 years ago

brandonwkipp commented 7 years ago

Hi, I'm using EnableInterrupt as a submodule for one of my projects. I found a compiler bug regarding EnableInterrupt/examples/SimpleWithLibrary/Useless.h; the verbose output is as follows:

In file included from /var/folders/70/7_syjtnx1zb_t62jc3qwvk_w0000gn/T/buildb1edcb75b05118bd4250494061fe263d.tmp/sketch/EnableInterrupt/examples/SimpleWithLibrary/Useless.cpp:3:0: /var/folders/70/7_syjtnx1zb_t62jc3qwvk_w0000gn/T/buildb1edcb75b05118bd4250494061fe263d.tmp/sketch/EnableInterrupt/examples/SimpleWithLibrary/Useless.h:15:29: fatal error: EnableInterrupt.h: No such file or directory

include "EnableInterrupt.h"

And after a few minutes tinkering, I found a solution. Changing line 15 from #include to #include "../../EnableInterrupt.h". Not really sure why it gave me errors considering all the other .ino files in the examples directory seem to find the file just fine.

GreyGnome commented 6 years ago

I am unable to reproduce this error. I tried it with both the Arduino 1.8.4 IDE, and using Arduino-Makefile.

When you compile in the IDE, make sure that "Show verbose output during compilation" is turned on, and run a compile. Grab all the output from the compile and add it to a Gist (https://gist.github.com/). Then link to it here. If the EnableInterrupt library is properly installed, you should see it included in the compile command of g++, as one of the "-I" options.

brandonwkipp commented 6 years ago

I downloaded the newest version of the IDE and ran through a verify/compile and the issue is gone. Not sure what the problem was, but you can close this issue. Thanks!