Closed electrodude closed 8 years ago
I would submit a pull request to do this for you, but I'm not sure whether you'd rather rename the files or change the #include
s.
I'll take care of it - thanks for letting me know. I think I've done that for all the GroundStation files already, but I've never tried to build the firmware on anything but a PC.
J
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I would submit a pull request to do this for you, but I'm not sure whether you'd rather rename the files or change the #includes.
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Thanks for taking care of it, @JasonDorie.
Electrodude - If you can easily test this, sync and let me know if I missed anything. I believe this should be correct now.
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It compiles, but I didn't actually test it yet. I'm closing it now. Thanks.
Most operating systems other than Windows (e.g. OSX and Linux.) have case sensitive filesystems. The C firmware does not compile on these systems because the cases of the filenames on disk and the filenames in
#include
directives do not agree.Fixing this would be as simple as either renaming the files or changing the
#include
s so that they agree with each other.