Closed ArminJo closed 8 months ago
Since this project was abandoned by its authors and is currently poorly compatible with new versions of Arduino ide. Earlier in IDE version 1.8.3, the inclusion of this header was not required for the function to work. You can create a PR, but I doubt that the authors will notice it
This is not a support forum.
Try www.stm32duino.com
This is not a support question.
If you have a solution then please post a pull request.
The author writes that ones need to add one line
If the author has a problem and a solution, then it should also take time to post a PR.
I am using FQBN: stm32duino:STM32F1:genericSTM32F103C
Using utoa(aNumber, tStringBuffer, 10); throws error: 'utoa' was not declared in this scope When I add a line
#include "itoa.h"
in wirish.hthe error vanishes.
Do you require a PR?