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things4u / ESP-1ch-Gateway

Version 6 of the single channel gateway
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Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V2 - compile fail #57

Open bibibo-77 opened 3 years ago

bibibo-77 commented 3 years ago

Hello,

i try to compile this app by Ardoino IDE but i still get some errors. I am not sure where is problem. Please could you help me ?

ESP-sc-gway:403:22: error: 'WlanConnect' was not declared in this scope while (WlanConnect(0) <= 0) { ^ ESP-sc-gway:508:25: error: 'msg_lLED' was not declared in this scope msg_lLED("GET TIME","."); ^ ESP-sc-gway:509:44: error: 'resolveHost' was not declared in this scope ntpServer = resolveHost(NTP_TIMESERVER, 15); ^ ESP-sc-gway:559:41: error: 'writeGwayCfg' was not declared in this scope writeGwayCfg(_CONFIGFILE, &gwayConfig ); ^ ESP-sc-gway:594:30: error: 'readSeen' was not declared in this scope readSeen(_SEENFILE, listSeen); // read the seenFile records ^ ESP-sc-gway:631:38: error: 'writeConfig' was not declared in this scope writeConfig(_CONFIGFILE, &gwayConfig); // Write config ^ /Users/peter/Documents/Arduino/ESP-sc-gway/ESP-sc-gway.ino: In function 'void loop()': ESP-sc-gway:671:19: error: 'WlanConnect' was not declared in this scope if (WlanConnect(1) < 0) { ^ ESP-sc-gway:844:31: error: 'printInt' was not declared in this scope printInt(micros(), response); ^ ESP-sc-gway:864:31: error: 'printInt' was not declared in this scope printInt(micros(), response);

bibibo-77 commented 3 years ago

It is solved.

fedyfausto commented 3 years ago

how?

slater0013 commented 3 years ago

Same compile errors here ! @bibibo-77 would be great if you share with us how you sorted this out ! Thanks, GS.

slater0013 commented 3 years ago

Ok my Bad ! I did not read the README completely :

Arduino IDE Create a place on you filesystem to work on the files. In this directory create the source directory "ESP-sc-gway" and the libraries directory "libraries". When unpacking the source at github: Copy the content of the "src" directory to the Aruino IDE "ESP-sc-gway" directory and copy the contents of the "lib" directory to the Arduino IDE "libraries" directory;

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