Open mirage335 opened 6 years ago
Hi @mirage335 , which IDE version are you using? I just tested with 1.9.0 (Beta) and it correctly compiles sketches specified with relative paths.
Interesting, will have to try the beta. Was using version 1.8.5, with SAMD core 1.6.18 and 1.6.16-build-172, as currently contained by arduinoUbiquitous .
So, maybe not a bug with the current Arduino codebase. Then again, it is also possible this is a java issue. In either case, file parameter expansion could still be a useful workaround with older versions or java runtimes.
Thanks for looking into this.
Same error with beta and nightly. Additionally, relative paths simply do not work with Debian's built-in Arduino installation, opening a blank sketch, without error message.
Perhaps it may be significant that I am using Debian Stable.
I can't reproduce it locally:
~$ wget https://downloads.arduino.cc/arduino-nightly-linux64.tar.xz
~$ tar xf arduino-nightly-linux64.tar.xz
~$ mkdir sketch
~$ echo "void setup() {} void loop() {}" > sketch/sketch.ino
~$ arduino-nightly/arduino --verify sketch/sketch.ino
Picked up JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS:
Loading configuration...
Initializing packages...
Preparing boards...
Verifying...
Sketch uses 48432 bytes (31%) of program storage space. Maximum is 155648 bytes.
~$ cd sketch
~/sketch$ ../arduino-nightly/arduino --verify ./sketch.ino
Picked up JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS:
Loading configuration...
Initializing packages...
Preparing boards...
Verifying...
Sketch uses 48432 bytes (31%) of program storage space. Maximum is 155648 bytes.
~/sketch$
could you provide a step-by-step sequence of command to reproduce it?
Try running just "../arduino-nightly/arduino ./sketch.ino" . If that works, this may be a Debian specific issue.
Path "/home/user/sketch/sketch.ino" is accepted. Path "./sketch.ino" results in an error, as the sketch is not recognized to reside in parent directory "sketch".
Translating all paths to absolute does work, as demonstrated by the linked script.
https://github.com/mirage335/arduinoUbiquitous/blob/master/_prog/core.sh#L109