Current Mega version can not be compiled under Arduino

[micropet]

It is the unchanged Mega version of today. Arduino Ide 1.8.5 The following error messages are displayed:

D:\arduino-1.8.3\meine\ESPEasy-mega-03-28 ori\ESPEasy\ESPEasy.ino:77:32: fatal error: define_plugin_sets.h: No such file or directory include compilation terminated. Fehler beim Kompilieren für das Board WeMos D1 R2 & mini.

If I change: include on include "define_plugin_sets.h" then:

D:\TMP\arduino_modified_sketch_534075_P010_BH1750.ino:6:40: fatal error: ../lib/AS_BH1750/AS_BH1750.h: No such file or directory

include <../lib/AS_BH1750/AS_BH1750.h>

[TD-er]

Those changes in include path were to test the better "scan for dependencies" option of PlatformIO. But I guess they can be reverted since those scans did not give significant improvement on binary size.

And maybe we should have a discussion on the src directory. It keeps causing issues with Arduino IDE.

[micropet]

OK

[susisstrolch]

What‘s about a simple symbolic link?

[micropet]

Maybe you should note down such peculiarities somewhere. Then the user knows and does not need to waste his time.

[TD-er]

@micropet It wasn't intended to leave people with code that doesn't compile on a platform that I'm not using myself.

[micropet]

It should not be a reproach. But maybe you can test both platforms in the future.

[TD-er]

I tried to just now, but on my laptop it took about 30 minutes to start the Arduino IDE. I really have no idea why, because it is an i7 with 500 GB SSD and 8 GB RAM.

Maybe I should try some Linux version on another computer.

So I did not test this one, but looked at the history of every file that had #include <.. and reverted that manually. Took about the same 30 minutes. And then the Arduino IDE did not want to compile since the Junction I made was only to the ESPEasy dir and forgot the lib. And I did not want to wait another 30 minutes.

[micropet]

is still wrong it works with "define_plugin_sets.h".

[micropet]

Oh, with me the IDE starts within a few seconds on all W10 computers. On the server 2016, the start takes about 30 seconds.

[micropet]

Mostly I work on Hyper-VM machines with W10 running on a Windows 2016 server. They are very fast.

[Budman1758]

I believe the official supported way to compile is with PlatformIO. Perhaps you would have less trouble with it?

[micropet]

I find PlatformIO very confusing. OVA updates often do not work that way. Arduino is much cleaner and faster.

I just measured: Arduino 1.8.5 takes 11 seconds to start and load all ESPEasy files. Compile time is 25 seconds.

The computer is a 4 year old I7 without SSD under W10

[Budman1758]

@micropet That's all well and good but methinks you missed the point of my post.

[TD-er]

Good morning. After -finally- an good night's sleep, I think I know what's causing the enormous loading times of Arduino IDE. When creating a junction to the src directory, I made an error and created one to several levels below. Since I didn't know how to remove it (I'm more a Linux guy) I renamed it and there is still a loop when you do recursive search.

Will try again this evening.

[micropet]

Good morning.

I have the source file with me at / Arduino / ESPEasy-2018-03-28 / ESPEasy and the libraries under / Arduino / libraries Of course I have to copy them from the .zip File there before compiling.

[micropet]

@Budman1758 What is the Point?

[Budman1758]

Read the first sentence in my first post.

[micropet]

Everything OK. Thank you