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dhansel / ArduinoFDC

Library for using an Arduino as a floppy disk controller
GNU General Public License v3.0
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problem #14

Closed popunia1 closed 2 months ago

popunia1 commented 2 months ago

Hi, I have a problem. I decided to connect my 5.25 floppy disk drive to the computer in this way, connected all the wires, connected the adruino nano to the computer, started downloading the sketch and an error appeared: "

avr-g++: error: {build.define0}: No such file or directory avr-g++: error: {build.define1}: No such file or directory avr-gcc: error: {build.define0}: No such file or directory avr-gcc: error: {build.define1}: No such file or directory avr-g++: error: {build.define0}: No such file or directory avr-g++: error: {build.define1}: No such file or directory avr-g++: error: {build.define0}: No such file or directory avr-g++: error: {build.define1}: No such file or directory avr-g++: error: {build.define0}: No such file or directory avr-g++: error: {build.define1}: No such file or directory

exit status 1

Compilation error: exit status 1

". I'm not good at this and I'd appreciate your help.

dhansel commented 2 months ago

Does the "blink" example compile? (Select File->Examples->01. Basics->Blink, then try to compile). Also make sure to select the Arduino Nano as the board (in the "Tools" menu).

I have never seen these errors before. It looks like something is wrong with your Arduino IDE installation. Are you on Windows? If so, I would recommend re-installing the Arduino IDE.

popunia1 commented 2 months ago

as a result, I installed the old version of IDE and everything worked out, thanks