Closed avathompson30 closed 2 months ago
Hello @avathompson30
Did you follow the steps in the setup guide (README) ? If you did, at which step do you see an error ?
Quentin
Yes I followed those steps. I was able to fix my problem. I am new to the Raspberry Pi and did not know I had to change the build commands. I made those changes and now I am able to utilize the functions from the files. Thank you for getting back to me.
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Hello @avathompson30 https://github.com/avathompson30
Did you follow the steps in the setup guide https://github.com/Sensirion/raspberry-pi-i2c-scd4x?tab=readme-ov-file#setup-guide (README) ? If you did, at which step do you see an error ?
Quentin
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Great to hear you manage to solve your problem.
Cheers Q
I downloaded this git hub file to my raspberry pi. The code recognizes the header files I am including but does not recognize certain functions within the files. I keep getting a message that the function is an undefined reference. When I complied the driver it was successful, and some of the functions it understands but not others. Also I am using Geany as my IDE and coding in C. Please help thank you! Also the scd4x_i2c_example_usage.c runs in the terminal not in Geany. None of the files with .c run on the platform only .h