Closed dottedmag closed 2 months ago
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bugs don't fix themselves.
Have you tried rolling back to version 10.3 of gcc? This fixed this problem for me.
This change has nothing to do with gcc. It is about selecting GCC's preprocessor instead of Apple-provided LLVM-derived preprocessor.
Well did your earlier fix do the trick? I found that downgrading to gcc 10.3 combined with your fix enabled me to solve this issue.
I haven't encountered any problems with GCC whatsoever. This patch is to start using GCC's cpp
where LLVM's cpp
is currently used.
So... are you still having problems or not?
No, after applying this patch.
Well that's good. Just for reference, what version of gcc do you have?
13.2.1
@sxming1010 I guess you've got the wrong issue to post this comment to.
I tried to use the MPU6050 gyroscope combined with the MDXL345 to realize the exploration of controlling the fan to always be perpendicular to the tangent direction of the nozzle motion curve trajectory. Whether it is necessary to completely change the jitter compensation algorithm, I have to re-explore and edit it myself.
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Bugs don't fix themselves
Hello, i have noticed that a comment like the following one makes Klipper unable to read the file or start up fully anymore:
I tried to notify about this in the discord App, installed it just for this case. I wanted to help this great project.
First I was told this was a user error, i was informed my commenst had been moved and realized they have been deleted. To my wondering i was blocked for an hour because i have NOT read everything in two different topics before it was displayed on my screen (laggy Internet...).
Sorry for commenting here, but i still think it is NOT an user error when using characters printed on a fully standard german keyboard layout.
I want to be able to have a discussion about that without being told i could write a PR (as end-user asking for help) to fix this because it was very unlikely to be fixed anyways.
I am fully aware of my misuse of this thread in your bugtracker and promised that i will never again be bitching like just now in your github publicly. I am deeply sorry for not being able to Just let Go with this.
me bitching about my terrible life
I'm not sure if I understand your issue. However, I am certain that this is not the appropriate place or method to address your frustration. Please create a post on https://klipper.discourse.group, and we will work to resolve the issue. Thank you.
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bugs don't fix themselves
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-Kevin
I'm building STM32 target for Klipper on MacOS 13.6. It fails with a cryptic message:
Tracing the build shows the following:
And indeed running this command fails:
This preprocessor is from Xcode:
The preprocessor coming with GCC works:
CPP
is set tocpp
in Makefile, I guess changing it to$(CROSS_PREFIX)cpp
is not going to break anything.Environment
gcc-arm-embedded