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Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! #88

Open Alectronics opened 1 year ago

Alectronics commented 1 year ago

\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\bootloader_atmega328.h:3:34: error: variable 'atmega328_optiboot' must be const in order to be put into read-only section by means of 'attribute((progmem))' byte PROGMEM atmega328_optiboot [] = { ^ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:147:9: error: 'atmega168_optiboot' was not declared in this scope atmega168_optiboot, // loader image ^~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:147:9: note: suggested alternative: 'atmega328_optiboot' atmega168_optiboot, // loader image ^~~~~~ atmega328_optiboot \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:149:16: error: 'atmega168_optiboot' was not declared in this scope sizeof atmega168_optiboot, ^~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:149:16: note: suggested alternative: 'atmega328_optiboot' sizeof atmega168_optiboot, ^~~~~~ atmega328_optiboot \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:184:9: error: 'optiboot_atmega1280_hex' was not declared in this scope optiboot_atmega1280_hex, ^~~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:186:16: error: 'optiboot_atmega1280_hex' was not declared in this scope sizeof optiboot_atmega1280_hex, ^~~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:195:9: error: 'atmega2560_bootloader_hex' was not declared in this scope atmega2560_bootloader_hex,// loader image ^~~~~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:197:16: error: 'atmega2560_bootloader_hex' was not declared in this scope sizeof atmega2560_bootloader_hex, ^~~~~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:217:9: error: 'optiboot_atmega1284p_hex' was not declared in this scope optiboot_atmega1284p_hex, ^~~~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:219:16: error: 'optiboot_atmega1284p_hex' was not declared in this scope sizeof optiboot_atmega1284p_hex, ^~~~~~~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:235:9: error: 'atmega8_hex' was not declared in this scope atmega8_hex, ^~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:237:16: error: 'atmega8_hex' was not declared in this scope sizeof atmega8_hex, ^~~ \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino: In function 'void writeBootloader()': \Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer\Atmega_Board_Programmer.ino:419:20: error: 'ATmegaBOOT_168_atmega328_pro_8MHz_hex' was not declared in this scope bootloader = ATmegaBOOT_168_atmega328_pro_8MHz_hex; ^~~~~~~~~

exit status 1

Compilation error: variable 'atmega328_optiboot' must be const in order to be put into read-only section by means of 'attribute((progmem))'

nickgammon commented 1 year ago

I can't reproduce that. With both Arduino 1.18 and Arduino 2.1.1 it compiles OK:

Sketch uses 27196 bytes (84%) of program storage space. Maximum is 32256 bytes.
Global variables use 242 bytes (11%) of dynamic memory, leaving 1806 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 2048 bytes.

The error message you quoted says that the variable had to be const which it is:

https://github.com/nickgammon/arduino_sketches/blob/master/Atmega_Board_Programmer/bootloader_atmega328.h

const byte atmega328_optiboot [] PROGMEM = {

Have you downloaded the latest version of the code from GitHub?

Alectronics commented 1 year ago

My version didn't have const in it. So probably I had an older one? But because after I added a const het still didn't work.

I will check it after I'm back from work. I had 4 not working Nano 3.0 from China why it cost me my weekend trying the only blinking dead Nano CH340C/G modules getting to work. Why your program was very interesting.

Best regards, Albert.

Van: Nick Gammon @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 00:12 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> CC: Alectronics @.>; Author @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

I can't reproduce that. With both Arduino 1.18 and Arduino 2.1.1 it compiles OK:

Sketch uses 27196 bytes (84%) of program storage space. Maximum is 32256 bytes. Global variables use 242 bytes (11%) of dynamic memory, leaving 1806 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 2048 bytes.

The error message you quoted says that the variable had to be const which it is:

https://github.com/nickgammon/arduino_sketches/blob/master/Atmega_Board_Programmer/bootloader_atmega328.h

const byte atmega328_optiboot [] PROGMEM = {

Have you downloaded the latest version of the code from GitHub?

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nickgammon commented 1 year ago

There are a number of such files. Since you are posting a bug report here on Github, I assumed you would have the latest code. I suggest downloading all the code again (from here).

Alectronics commented 1 year ago

Hi Nick.

There is something strange about your packed sketch file. When I extract these with WinRar they never show up anywhere in Windows 10? Looked in older 1.8.12 and also in Arduino 2.1.

Why I probably only used a bad part of those files previously?

Best regards. Albert.

Van: Nick Gammon @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 07:05 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> CC: Alectronics @.>; Author @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

There are a number of such files. Since you are posting a bug report here on Github, I assumed you would have the latest code. I suggest downloading all the code again (from here).

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Alectronics commented 1 year ago

Apparently Arduino still wasn't able to unlock my bad Arduino Nano 3.0 modules over ISP with my Pololu v2.1 programmer as STK500 ISP working. I loaded the working Pololu configuration program see attached screencopy. And I see clearly that my pololu over ISP is trying to flash my dead (only flashing L led and lit 5V PWR led) Nano boards from China.

The -F error keeps messing with the flashing process. Please see also that attached screencopy. I also upgraded to the newest Arduino 2.1 today but didn't help. Neither with the old or new 328 bootloader selection.

Albert.

Van: Albert van bemmelen @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 10:21 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

Hi Nick.

There is something strange about your packed sketch file. When I extract these with WinRar they never show up anywhere in Windows 10? Looked in older 1.8.12 and also in Arduino 2.1.

Why I probably only used a bad part of those files previously?

Best regards. Albert.

Van: Nick Gammon @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 07:05 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> CC: Alectronics @.>; Author @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

There are a number of such files. Since you are posting a bug report here on Github, I assumed you would have the latest code. I suggest downloading all the code again (from here).

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Alectronics commented 1 year ago

I solved the issue but couldn't use your program sadly to solve the issue I had.

My boards were dead not communicating at all! But after 2 days of dismay I found how to solve the 4 useless Nano 3.0 boards issue.

luckily I found and solved the problem today. With my TL866II I flashed the new optiboot Arduino 328p bootfile from ARDUINO IDE over into the bad not communicating only flashing L led and lit PWR led NANO 3.0 defect looking boards. ISP connected. That previously were not communicating over USB and neither on ISP! BUT WHILE AND DURING THE PROGRAMMING the button on the NANO 3.0 module must be pressed in all the time! Else the Nano 3.0 boards are completely dead and are wrong read as being some strange $FFFFFFFF processor! Now the modules are working and correctly read as 0x1E950F processor boards! And can without any problem be used in any ARDUINO IDE program.

Best regards. Albert.

Van: Albert van bemmelen @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 13:54 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

Apparently Arduino still wasn't able to unlock my bad Arduino Nano 3.0 modules over ISP with my Pololu v2.1 programmer as STK500 ISP working. I loaded the working Pololu configuration program see attached screencopy. And I see clearly that my pololu over ISP is trying to flash my dead (only flashing L led and lit 5V PWR led) Nano boards from China.

The -F error keeps messing with the flashing process. Please see also that attached screencopy. I also upgraded to the newest Arduino 2.1 today but didn't help. Neither with the old or new 328 bootloader selection.

Albert.

Van: Albert van bemmelen @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 10:21 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

Hi Nick.

There is something strange about your packed sketch file. When I extract these with WinRar they never show up anywhere in Windows 10? Looked in older 1.8.12 and also in Arduino 2.1.

Why I probably only used a bad part of those files previously?

Best regards. Albert.

Van: Nick Gammon @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 07:05 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> CC: Alectronics @.>; Author @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

There are a number of such files. Since you are posting a bug report here on Github, I assumed you would have the latest code. I suggest downloading all the code again (from here).

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nickgammon commented 1 year ago

There is something strange about your packed sketch file. When I extract these with WinRar they never show up anywhere in Windows 10? Looked in older 1.8.12 and also in Arduino 2.1.

I don't know why you are using WinRar. They aren't RAR files. They are ZIP files which Windows 10 should easily be able to open natively. It is a very common format. See screenshot:

Screenshot from 2023-08-22 07-52-08

Alectronics commented 1 year ago

Thanks Nick but I solved my 4 not working Nano 3.0 boards yesterday.

luckily I found and solved the problem. With my TL866II I flashed the new optiboot Arduino 328p bootfile from ARDUINO IDE over into the bad not communicating only flashing L led and lit PWR led NANO 3.0 defect looking boards. That were not communicating over USB and neither on ISP! BUT WHILE AND DURING THE PROGRAMMING the button on the NANO 3.0 module must be pressed in all the time! Else the Nano 3.0 boards are completely dead and are wrong read as being some strange $FFFFFFFF processor! Now the modules are working and correctly read as Vid: 0x1A86 processor and Pid:0x7523 boards! And can without any problem be used in any ARDUINO IDE program.

Best regards.

Albert.

Van: Nick Gammon @.> Verzonden: maandag 21 augustus 2023 23:56 Aan: nickgammon/arduino_sketches @.> CC: Alectronics @.>; Author @.> Onderwerp: Re: [nickgammon/arduino_sketches] Arduino 1.8.12 and Arduino 2.1 give ino file const error! Does not work! (Issue #88)

There is something strange about your packed sketch file. When I extract these with WinRar they never show up anywhere in Windows 10? Looked in older 1.8.12 and also in Arduino 2.1.

I don't know why you are using WinRar. They aren't RAR files. They are ZIP files which Windows 10 should easily be able to open natively. It is a very common format. See screenshot:

[Screenshot from 2023-08-22 07-52-08]https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/185088/262162609-86674926-29d3-4a8a-936c-76bf7e033379.png

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