Missing Ext_nimble_config.h

[Bonekrovvn]

Hello stangreg, I'm done with hardware and my friend is doing software side, but he has problem with this missing library Ext_nimble_config.h. Could You please help me what is missing or what shoudl we do? Thank You! Vit, Czech republic

[Bonekrovvn]

After reinstalling everything still that same error message so I must do some basic mistake somewhere...

[stangreg]

Not giving up yet...

I compared the steps from your build process with mine to see where it might fail for you.

In the beginning, the build process tries to copy some files into the Release folder depending on where it finds it first. It will first look into the project folder, then the esp32 config folders.

Can you please check if the following files exist in the given locations on your system:

• C:\sloeber-workspace\Ignitron\partitions.csv
• C:\sloeber-workspace\Ignitron\Release\partitions.csv
• C:\Sloeber\arduinoPlugin\packages\esp32\hardware\esp32\2.0.14\variants\esp32da\partitions.csv
• C:\Sloeber/arduinoPlugin/packages/esp32/hardware/esp32/2.0.14\tools\partitions\default.csv
• C:\sloeber-workspace\Ignitron\bootloader.bin
• C:\sloeber-workspace\Ignitron\src\bootloader.bin
• C:\Sloeber\arduinoPlugin\packages\esp32\hardware\esp32\2.0.14\variants\bootloader.bin
• C:\Sloeber\arduinoPlugin\packages\esp32\tools\esptool_py\4.5.1\esptool

Let me know which ones you find and which ones not.

What is strange is that in some paths in your build log are missing a "\", for example here: C:\Sloeber\arduinoPlugin\packages\esp32\hardware\esp32\2.0.14\variants\esp32dapartitions.csv This should be C:\Sloeber\arduinoPlugin\packages\esp32\hardware\esp32\2.0.14\variants\esp32da\partitions.csv

So it might be that some variables are not configured correctly in your Sloeber. Please check in project properties -> C/C++ Build -> Environment for the following:

• The values of the following variables should end with a "\" . Add it if missing.
  • archive_file_path
  • build.core.path
  • build.opt.path
  • build.path
  • build.source.path
  • build.system.path
  • build.variant.path
  • compiler.path
  • compiler.sdk.path

You can also check if the paths have consistently "\" as a path separator and adjust accordingly to be safe. When done, please do a clean build (via Project -> Clean...) and check if you get further in the process. If so, we can do some more checks.

In addition, please let me know the value of the following variables:

• name
• program.tool
• program.tool.default
• tools.esptool_py.cmd
• upload.tool
• upload.tool.default
• file_opts.path

I have the hope that this brings us at least a bit closer.

[Bonekrovvn]

I found one strange thing - that same error message appears right after creating new arduino sketch no matter how I name the new project.

[stangreg]

Yes, that could be because of the incorrect variable settings. I suggest doing what I mentioned above and try again

Btw: I might not be able to react much over the weekend

[stangreg]

I forgot maybe the most important path variable. Please make sure that the variables

runtime.tools.esptools_py.path

runtime.tools.esptools_py-4.5.1.path

runtime.tools.esptools_py4.5.1.path

have a \ at the end.

[stangreg]

@Bonekrovvn did you have the chance yet to try the steps I suggested in my last three messages?

[Bonekrovvn]

Hello, I tried but still same... I recorded new sketch process and I think that problem is at the very start https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6rqRISNFzY

[stangreg]

Thanks for the video. I cannot judge if the board config is correct, but that should not matter as the compile is independent of that.

In the video you did not adjust the environment variables in the project properties as described in my last 3 comments. Can you maybe try this and check if the compile at least goes further?

There is one longer comment and then a shorter one because I forgot one important variable.

[Bonekrovvn]

Should I set those variables before starting new sketch? Because all lines are empty as visible in screenshot.

After starting new sketch and setting up board options it automaticaly runs those lines as captured in video. Should I ignore it and edit variables after?

Also, I am not sure if I it is ok just to drag and drop Ignitron-main file to project explorer as I always do.

[Bonekrovvn]

Should it look like this?

[stangreg]

Should I set those variables before starting new sketch? Because all lines are empty as visible in screenshot.

After starting new sketch and setting up board options it automaticaly runs those lines as captured in video. Should I ignore it and edit variables after?

Also, I am not sure if I it is ok just to drag and drop Ignitron-main file to project explorer as I always do.

You need to set the variables after setting up the sketch, before you compile. If it automatically compiles after first setup, no problem, just adjust the variables and rerun the build.

I would recommend trying to build an empty sketch before trying Ignitron, so you can ensure that the build in general works.

However, when you setup the Ignitron I would recommend to start a new sketch and then select the "Import..." command in Project Menu and point to the Ignitron.ino file on your checked out folder.

[stangreg]

Should it look like this?

In general this is the place where you set up the variables.

However in the first screenshot the variable is pointing to a file, not a folder. For those you should not add a \ at the end.

Also, when the variable has / as separators, you can also use those instead of \ .

Please focus first on the variables I have mentioned in my comment above and try to build after adjusting the ones where I suggested.

Hopefully the build log output should at least differ from the current output and bring us one step closer.

[stangreg]

Issue has been stale for 100 days, closing due to inactivity.