Closed michaliskon closed 4 years ago
include called with wrong number of arguments. include() only takes one file.
Hello, It seems to be more of a program error. Check if you can identify and fix this. Let us know if you need more help with this.
"unresolved inclusion" errors will disappear after the build completion.
Hi, I haven't used eclipse before and I do not know how to proceed.
I would like to request some more help with this.
@projectgus @igrr Could you please help him with this error. Thanks
Hi, I haven't used eclipse before and I do not know how to proceed.
I would like to request some more help with this.
Could you please share a sample project to reproduce this error.
I have zipped it and uploaded it. It is the https_server under protocols examples from esp-idf.
I have zipped it and uploaded it. It is the https_server under protocols examples from esp-idf.
I'm able to build the same project you've provided without any compilation errors. The problem could be with the CMake version or something else. Will update you.
I have zipped it and uploaded it. It is the https_server under protocols examples from esp-idf. HTTPS_server.zip
I'm able to build the same project you've provided without any compilation errors. The problem could be with the CMake version or something else. Will update you.
I am looking forward to.
Hi @michaliskon ,
At the moment ESP-IDF doesn't support spaces in the path to ESP-IDF or the project.
C:\Users\User1\Dropbox\coding\Eclipse IDE C C++\HTTPS_server\build
If you remove the spaces in "Eclipse IDE C C++" and reopen & rebuild the project, then it should work.
Sorry for the inconvenience. We plan to revisit this in the near future.
Thank you. It works fine now :)
Thanks @projectgus. Good to know.
I've been working with Arduino IDE and am now trying to migrate to ESP-IDF using eclipse. I cannot build a copy of the project https_server
Console output:
Also I noticed that all the libraries included at the top of main are "unresolved inclusion".
My environment variables in Preferences > C/C++ > Environment are:
Apparently I have not set something correctly, but I cannot figure out what it is.