Closed BomberX closed 8 years ago
janw-cz
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8 years ago Hi, thank you for reporting that.
I have removed the static keyword from all function definitions in the .cpp file. Please let me know whether the library works for you when you get the sensor.
Jan
BomberX
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8 years ago Hello Jan
As promised, just for your information: I received my sensor today (this one https://www.amazon.fr/Capteur-Pression-Barom%C3%A9trique-Dhumidit%C3%A9-Temp%C3%A9rature/dp/B01GQ3T1A4/keywords=STK0151002635 ), and it's working fine with an ESP8266 board (this one : https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B01GCK3J40/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ).
Thanks again for sharing your work !
Fabien
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Hi, thank you for reporting that.
I have removed the static keyword from all function definitions in the .cpp file. Please let me know whether the library works for you when you get the sensor.
Jan
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Hello
Nice work ! To make your code compile under Arduino 1.6.11, please remove static keyword in the implementation of your static member functions in the .cpp file. In C++, you only have to declare static member function in the .h files. With this modification, your code compiles successfully in the latest arduino compiler without modifying any other options. I managed to have it compiled with an ESP8266 target (ESP-12E module). I could not test it since I am missing the BME280 board, but I will as soon as I can get one.