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undefined reference to `cyw43_tcpip_link_status' when trying to build ntp-client with Arduino IDE #278

Open lu7did opened 1 year ago

lu7did commented 1 year ago

When trying to compile the program ntp-client with the Arduino IDE and after few adaptations to allow for that (comment stdio_init_all() and a couple of castings as well as introduce setup() and loop()) the compilation fails at linking time with the following message

...test\ntp_client/cyw43_arch.c:79: undefined reference to `cyw43_tcpip_link_status'

The prototype for that function is at cyw43.h but including it won't solve the problem The function itself is at cyw43_lwip.c but it should be in the library path, including it explicitly at the program folder won't solve the problem and actually starts to generate an explosion of dependency issues.

Having search for a similar problem elsewhere but to no avail. It seems a similar issue might prevent the usage of any example on the pico_w path.

I've been working successfully with the IDE, including adaptations of several other examples on the pico-examples path (specially dma, multicore and PIO).

¿Any help or suggestion?

Thanks and best regards, Pedro.

peterharperuk commented 1 year ago

On the command line at least, you might see that if you try building something that uses wi-fi but the SDK thinks you're building for a plain Pico. Have you defined PICO_BOARD=pico_w ?

lu7did commented 1 year ago

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aallan commented 1 year ago

Which version of the Arduino IDE are you using? The official one from Arduino, which sits on top of Arm Mbed, or the community port which sits directly on top of the Pico C SDK? It'll make a difference.

However, that said, it's likely that you'll receive the best support around the two Arduino environment their respective forums. The officially supported route for RP2040 development (supported here by Raspberry Pi) is using the Pico C SDK directly (rather than in the Arudino environment). The official MicroPython port is also supported by us, but most of the support there is via the official MicroPython forums, unless the problem is directly with the RP2040 support itself.

lu7did commented 1 year ago

Thank you for your answer. The Arduino version I'm using is 1.8.19. The libraries used are

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I understand these are what you refer as the community port and it's using the Pico C SDK. In fact I has been using other parts of the pico-examples without issues (dma, core, pio, serial) it's just with pico_w what is creating troubles.

The code I'm developing needs to be made in C/C++ as it´s just a part to be later integrated in a larger project.

What is the forum you suggest to be the most appropiate for my query?

Thanks, Pedro.

acidclear commented 1 year ago

@lu7did if this is still an issue for you, i solved it by replacing cyw43_arch_none with pico_cyw43_arch_lwip_threadsafe_background in my CMakeLists file