Closed andig closed 7 years ago
Update: issue fixed by defining runtime.platform.path
as below including in the respective calls:
def getPlatformArgs(platform_path, platform_text, args):
args['runtime.platform.path'] = platform_path
Please let me know if you want a PR.
This would be incredible useful. :+1:
@FWeinb I have honestly no clue if this is "the right thing to do" but it's working for me. Would appreciate double checking by an Arduino build process expert.
I can't even choose the ESP8266 boards from "Arduino" -> "Boards". I installed the esp8266 boards via the Board Manager from the ArduinoIDE.
try to install using git.
I'm trying to compile an esp8266 project that works in arduino ide 1.6.5. on Windows.
Problem ist that
1.6.5-r5\hardware\arduino\avr\platform.txt
definescompiler.path
as/bin/'. That works as
/bin/` in the IDE is apparently relative to the arduino IDE/tools folder (or one of those). Stino however treats that path as absolute and can't find the compiler therefore.I'm able to circumvent this by undefining
compiler.path
incompiler.py
but then get stuck at the xtensa tools again.This issue needs a general fix for handling path variables read from Arduino IDE.
Any idea?