Closed octarudin closed 4 years ago
Old post but for anyone reading:
I believe it's only because #include <Arduino.h>
is missing in your .h file.
Old post but for anyone reading: I believe it's only because
#include <Arduino.h>
is missing in your .h file.
problem solved. thanks @Flowpy
@octarudin you can close this issue then.
Hello, i am octa. first, i want to say thanks to robot-will and his project (stino). i feel more comfortable when i write an arduino code. you did a great job, man! okay, go to the topic. i have a little problem with stino. i write a library with name "variables.h". All variables is written in there included analog pins (A0 to A5). when i build the code, stino find an error. it writes "error: 'A4' was not declared in this scope" but if i write all of my variables in one file, in one big .ino file, stino works properly. what can i do to solve this problem ? thanks for advance