Closed Mrjose77 closed 1 year ago
My bet is that this is an environment issue. I have exactly the same setup but no problem getting it compiling. So you may want to start-up a virtual pc and setup a whole new environment just for testing. Download everything again yourself and install it. Just te be sure it is your environment causing this.
Also you may want to check if this is caused by fastled in stead of the corsair lib. You may want to try to disable all corair code and just run fastled in the same project.
After a lot of testing, I was able to determine the cause of the issue. I created a virtual machine using Windows 10 and then Windows 7, same results After that, I tried testing the boards installed Looks like there is a problem with the Raspberry Pi Pico/RP2040 3.3.0 After testing it on the Raspberry Pi Pico/RP2040 3.2.2 I was able to compile the TinyUSB proyect
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Describe the problem After some months I decided to create a second MultiFan project, I freshly install everything, I'm using:
But for some reason, when I try to compile my old project, I get the error "Invalid offset, value too big" (0x0000049C).
I tried to troubleshoot it by myself by taking the following actions:
Verify that the right port or board was selected. confirmed that I selected Adafruit TinyUSB on the USB stack. Make sure that the 6 RP2040 platform files are included in the FastLED/src/platforms/arm/rp2040 folder and that the #elif defined (ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) and #include statements in led_sysdefs.h and platforms.h Note: The files were already installed when I installed FastLED; I made sure they included the information listed on the [guide] (https://github.com/Legion2/CorsairLightingProtocol). I tried the TinyUSB example with the same results.
This is the output of the compilation of the TinyUSB example:
Any insights about this?