Closed mmaret closed 7 years ago
Hello, the Arduino build process is a little more complicated : cpp and ino files are concateneted (cpp first and ino file last) and you have to add the current directory to the INCLUDE . I think that only one ino file is supported (to be confirmed).
The page linked in previous comment (https://www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/BuildProcess) said in section Multi-file sketches: "When your sketch is compiled, all tabs with no extension are concatenated together to form the "main sketch file". Tabs with .c or .cpp extensions are compiled separately"
The ino files are the one without extension
You're right sorry. but you need to add sketch's directory to the include path(for sketch' include files).
You are right ! I was planning another PR for that. I will do it here.
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You're right sorry. but you need to add sketch's directory to the include path(for sketch' include files).
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Btw, you did a great job with this project !
Your PRs were manualy integrated (because i have made lots of change one hour ago).
I have to add some test sketch now.
Thank you.
Cool, I was looking for spiffs size too !
Another problem : we have to concatenate ino files in the right order : the main ino file at the end no?
I specially try to put the main one at the top. That's why it's "cat $(TARGET).ino $(filter-out $(TARGET).ino,$^) > $@" It looks like it's working like that on arduino.
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Reopened #5 https://github.com/thunderace/Esp8266-Arduino-Makefile/pull/5.
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Yes, but it's not enough as we don't have the tool to create function definitions... so i think that concatenate is not enough.
You are right. In my sketches I make sure that all my function have déclaration in the main sketch. But that's not require (anymore ?). I wonder if the tool to create function declaration from arduino could be reuse ...
2016-06-22 11:40 GMT+02:00 thunder notifications@github.com:
Yes, but it's not enough as we don't have the tool to create function definitions... so i think that concatenate is not enough.
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We may have something here : https://github.com/michaelbaisch/uDino-Preprocessor but I cannot make it work on my computer
2016-06-22 12:03 GMT+02:00 Mathieu Maret mathieu.maret@gmail.com:
You are right. In my sketches I make sure that all my function have déclaration in the main sketch. But that's not require (anymore ?). I wonder if the tool to create function declaration from arduino could be reuse ...
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Yes, but it's not enough as we don't have the tool to create function definitions... so i think that concatenate is not enough.
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As describe in the Adruino Build process (https://www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/BuildProcess) ino files are concateneted before building. So variable defined in a .ino are available in other one