Closed KiraVerSace closed 3 years ago
Hi @KiraVerSace No one is the good solution. The rtc driver has been moved from the core to the library. My guess is that you used the PIO library manager which does not take in account if a library version is release or not. The 1.1.0 referenced by PIO is not officially released so use the latest official release of this library.
Hi @KiraVerSace No one is the good solution. The rtc driver has been moved from the core to the library. My guess is that you used the PIO library manager which does not take in account if a library version is release or not. The 1.1.0 referenced by PIO is not officially released so use the latest official release of this library.
As you mentioned I use the library from here which is you released it. So I have to change the STM32_CORE_VERSION or it will report the error cause there has two rtc.c and rtc.h file in the directory?
Or could you tell me the right way to use your library under the platformIO.
HaHa, Thanyou very much!
Or could you tell me the right way to use your library under the platformIO.
I never used PIO so can't help on this. See #30, #31 ...
OK, I use it in the vscode with platformio, I copy all the files in to the root. After compile it, it report's error. There is two ways to slove it, but I don't know which is the best solution?