Closed mantielero closed 7 years ago
It seems that within many .cpp and .h files there are issues with the case under Linux. In many places, the code refers to "arduino.h" when it should refer to "Arduino.h". The same occurs when it refers to "RADIO.h"; it should refer to "radio.h".
I changed what I found. I am not working with Linux so I dons fall over this. BTW: you can send me pull requests :-).
It seems that within many .cpp and .h files there are issues with the case under Linux. In many places, the code refers to "arduino.h" when it should refer to "Arduino.h". The same occurs when it refers to "RADIO.h"; it should refer to "radio.h".