Closed JasonCDN closed 7 years ago
Please show me the file "sketch.ino". Thanks.
Here it is. I'm using a library I wrote recently (DriveControl). It compiles normally under the Arduino IDE. Surely that can't be the problem?
#include <DriveControl.h>
DriveControl driver(65, 1);
void setup() {
driver.addInstruction(21, 21);
};
void loop() {
driver.run();
};
Note: I am able to build the blink sketch with Stino.
Remove ';' after '}', thanks.
#include <DriveControl.h>
DriveControl driver(65, 1);
void setup() {
driver.addInstruction(21, 21);
}
void loop() {
driver.run();
}
When I attempt to build with Stino, it gives me an error. Here is the output:
The directory in fact does contain a source file, named "sketch.ino".
When I Ctrl + `, I don't see any error messages at all. The last message is from package control saying "upgrade skipped". No additional messages appear when I try to build.
I am using the default Stino from package control (just installed today - 04/07/2017). My sublime text is Build 3126. I am operating Windows 10 Home Edition. I do have the Arduino IDE installed, but I am using the avr 1.6.18 toolchain (Board: Arduino Genuino/Uno).
Hopefully someone can help me out here 😄