Closed sweshn closed 2 years ago
Hi @sweshn
Thanks for your interest in the library.
Be confident from now on that you've done nothing wrong. The real issue is that I forgot to update this RP2040_RTC Library after breaking change in Timezone_Generic releases v1.8.0, on which this library depends.
I've just updated and published the Timezone_Generic releases v1.9.0 to make compatible to old code.
So now you just update to Timezone_Generic releases v1.9.0 and you will be OK.
Regards,
PS:
If you still have other issue, I suggest you use the stable Arduino IDE 1.8.19+
for Arduino. , instead of
Arduino IDE version v2.0.0.rc2
Hi
Thanks for fast response !!
But sorry to say i dosen´t work. Have installed on a "new" laptop IDE 1.8.19,, rp2040_rtc v 1.08 ans Timezone 1.9.0 mbed os rp2040 2.6.1.
Still the same error : using ::gmtime;
^~
//Staffan
Hi,
I'm sorry to confirm that you have done something wrong with the installation, such as missing library, files, etc.
I tested here and everything is OK so far with IDE v1.8.19, library v1.0.8 and mbed_nano
/ mbed_rp2040
core v2.6.1
Don't be discouraged. Try the simplest steps, and compile using the core examples to verify before going any further.
After this experiment, I'm sure you'll learn a lot of things.
If still having issue, I suggest you post in Arduino Forum so that other people with more experience in dealing with installation issues can help you out as I don't have time to deal with those installation issues.
Good Luck,
Hi
After unistall and install several times it suddenly works !!!
Thanks!
//staffan
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Hi, I'm sorry to confirm that you have done something wrong with the installation, such as missing library, files, etc. I tested here and everything is OK so far with IDE v1.8.19, library v1.0.8 and mbed_nano / mbed_rp2040 core v2.6.1
Don't be discouraged. Try the simplest steps, and compile using the core examples to verify before going any further. After this experiment, I'm sure you'll learn a lot of things. If still having issue, I suggest you post in Arduino Forum so that other people with more experience in dealing with installation issues can help you out as I don't have time to deal with those installation issues. Good Luck, — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS or Android. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.***>
Describe the bug
Get a compiler error when using an example
Steps to Reproduce
load sketch: RP2040_RTC_Time.ino compile
Expected behavior
no error
Actual behavior
compiler error
Screenshots
ERRORTEXT: ::clock' has not been declared using ::clock;
Information
Please ensure to specify the following:
`NANO_RP2040_CONNECT
Example
Additional context
I have just started to use RP2040 so it can be a "user" error