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Ryzee119 / ogx360

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Problems compiling. #74

Closed xboxnutter closed 3 years ago

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Hi,

So I have installed the Arduino IDE (already had for the spi2par2019 project), but checked it was still updated. Installed Visual Studio Code - no problems. Installed the extension PlatformIO IDE & let it install it's dependancies etc. -no problems. Installed Git. Restarted VSCode. Added the Github link to clone the repo - seemed to be fine.

Opened up the Firmware folder in VSCode, then hit build, then fails to find 'Arduino.h'

This appears that it should be residing inside the folder src>>lib>ArduinoCore-avr which was empty, so manually added this from the Arduino repo with all the other folders as 'Arduino.h' is inside a subfolder 'Core' within that.

That appeared to work - build then stopped & failed again for the empty UHS2 folder now instead. So copied all the files from that repo into that folder as well.

Now the build works and also programs to the OGX360 fine. Just one underline problem about the intellisense can't fine the 'include' folder. So added empty include folder to Firmware folder & refreshed. That worked.

After all that, the OGX360 would not function properly and could not get the 8bitdo or anything to work. Spent 2 days faffing about double checking everything hardware wise including the 8bitdo & updated that as well. No joy.

Ended up then using Avrdude in cmd with the .bat using latest release. Uploaded fine to both modules (2 player) and now functions 100% perfectly.

Tried the VSCode compile many times since, same issue. So built the compile on my macbook pro instead, ran into exactly the same issues as above - had to manually add missing folder files etc - tried full zip file expand and files added again instead, that didn't work either.

Yes I have it working, would just like to get it working via the compile method as I want to curtail the other PC.

Thanks for the top work on this, the spi2par & the openxenium too!

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

You need to clone this repo recursively. From the compiling instructions: git clone https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git --recursive I suspect its not working because your manual method is pulling the wrong commits.

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

I just manually triggered an auto build via Github Actions and it built fine. Hex files appear identical to the release build.

https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360/actions/runs/1141063339 (may need to be logged into github to see log)

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the reply.

That's the link I put in the VSCode box after clicking clone repo. That's what I did first. But the build stopped at missing the 'Arduino.h' file.

What does the recursive mean? Sorry, I did bing search that but it gave me a technical definition so have no idea. When I add the git clone link it seemed to work fine, but obviously I'm not doing something correctly? I added those other files manually afterwards as they were missing.

Complete noob to this :o)

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

Recursive means it will clone to main repo, but also get the submodules (which is the AVR library and the USB library) Not sure what method you are using to clone:

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Just tried that and got "unable to access fatal - URL error 400" pop up.

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Validating found git in: /usr/local/bin/git Using git 2.32.0 from /usr/local/bin/git

git clone https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git%20--recursive /Users/sicko/Downloads/OGX360/ogx360.git --recursive --progress Cloning into '/Users/sicko/Downloads/OGX360/ogx360.git --recursive'... fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git%20--recursive/': The requested URL returned error: 400 git clone https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git%20--recursive /Users/sicko/Downloads/OGX360/ogx360.git --recursive --progress Cloning into '/Users/sicko/Downloads/OGX360/ogx360.git --recursive'... fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git%20--recursive/': The requested URL returned error: 400

doh lol

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

Yea you're not cloning it properly 🙃

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Yeah I've tried everything, turning anything that could be blocking it off, but no luck. Dunno, won't do it recursive, just get error 400 all the time.

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

git clone --recursive https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git Could try this i guess

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Nah, gives 'unknown option' with that one.

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Must be a network issue. On 3's mobile 4G broadband uk. Don't have landline.

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

Ill provide a zip later. Im out of office at the moment

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

No worries, off to sleep now at 6:18am after sitting here all night lol

Thanks for the help.

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Just noticed the url is changed by VSCore in the error log...

git clone https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git%20--recursive /Users/sicko/Downloads/OGX360/ogx360.git --recursive --progress fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git%20--recursive/': The requested URL returned error: 400

Clicking the link by cmd+click shows url is wrong for repo. Odd. Why is the visual studio changing the url?

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

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ogx360-814e1ed.zip

Cloned recursively and zip attached. This should compile is VSCode fine

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Thanks very much for that zip.

After a bit more googling it appears others have this problem with VSCode, so tried various fixes, none worked so far. Apparently they fixed it in one release, then it broke again :o/ Might try SSH instead.

xboxnutter commented 3 years ago

Okay, asked wife (senior soft.engineer), didn't wanna bother her before, but for anyone else who runs into this and on macos, just type the cloning command into terminal.

git clone https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360.git --recursive

Brings in the Submodule paths and everything. Compiles perfectly. Problem solved. Obviously a Visual Studio Code issue of which the Mrs muttered things not repeatable here!

Thanks again Ryzee119, Neil.

Ryzee119 commented 3 years ago

I dont use git within VSCode so not sure what was going on there. I just use a terminal window with git. Glad you got it working eventually.