M5Stack-fire Compile Error

[LuckyFishGeek]

ESP32-Chimera-Core : 1.4.6 ESP32 Development Board : 2.0.3 device: M5Stack-fire

error log: `Arduino:1.8.19 (Windows 10), Development Board："M5Stack-FIRE, Enabled, Default (2 x 6.5 MB app, 3.6 MB SPIFFS), 921600, Warn"

In file included from C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ESP32-Chimera-Core\src/ESP32-Chimera-Core-Config.h:1,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\Display.h:1,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\Settings.h:199,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\ESP32-BLECollector.ino:50:

C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ESP32-Chimera-Core\src/Config.h:55:21: note: #pragma message: ESP32 Arduino 2.0.3 (0x142fceb8) detected

     #pragma message "ESP32 Arduino 2.0.3 (0x142fceb8) detected"

                     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In file included from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\Settings.h:265,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\ESP32-BLECollector.ino:50:

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\UI.h: In static member function 'static void UIUtils::screenShot()':

UI.h:430:21: error: request for member 'snap' in 'M5.ChimeraCore::ECCKernel::ScreenShot', which is of pointer type 'ScreenShotService*' (maybe you meant to use '->' ?)

       M5.ScreenShot.snap("BLECollector", false); // filename prefix, show image after capture

                     ^~~~

In file included from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\Settings.h:268,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\ESP32-BLECollector.ino:50:

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\BLE.h: In static member function 'static void BLEScanUtils::screenShotTask(void*)':

BLE.h:904:23: error: request for member 'init' in 'M5.ChimeraCore::ECCKernel::ScreenShot', which is of pointer type 'ScreenShotService*' (maybe you meant to use '->' ?)

         M5.ScreenShot.init( &M5.Lcd, BLE_FS );

                       ^~~~

BLE.h:905:27: error: request for member 'begin' in 'M5.ChimeraCore::ECCKernel::ScreenShot', which is of pointer type 'ScreenShotService*' (maybe you meant to use '->' ?)

         if( M5.ScreenShot.begin() ) {

                           ^~~~~

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\BLE.h: In static member function 'static void BLEScanUtils::scanInit()':

BLE.h:1200:17: error: 'class NimBLEScan' has no member named 'setAdvertisedDeviceCallbacks'

       pBLEScan->setAdvertisedDeviceCallbacks( FoundDeviceCallback );

                 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

exit status 1

request for member 'snap' in 'M5.ChimeraCore::ECCKernel::ScreenShot', which is of pointer type 'ScreenShotService*' (maybe you meant to use '->' ?)

[tobozo]

hey thanks for the feedback,

Looks like the BLECollector needs to catch up with the new versions of the core and libraries :wink: It may take some time tough as some parts of the app will need a full rewrite.

Meanwhile you can try those workarounds:

M5.ScreenShot errors

Either replace any instance of M5.ScreenShot. by a M5.ScreenShot-> as suggested by the error message, or downgrade the version of Chimera-Core until it does not complain.

I'd suggest the former as there was a significant gain in memory/flash space when the ScreenShot service was moved to pointers.

Nimble error:

Same temporary solution, downgrade the version in your library manager until it stops complaining.

[LuckyFishGeek]

Modified like this?

[tobozo]

only -> sorry about the typo

[tobozo]

there are other errors after that, I'll push an update today but it'll be based on espressif package 2.0.5

[tobozo]

I've pushed an update on the master, tested on Arduino and Platformio with my old M5Fire, it's been running for half an hour without a glitch.

[LuckyFishGeek]

new error : 'class NimBLEScan' has no member named 'setAdvertisedDeviceCallbacks'

Compiler Environment:

ESP32-Chimera-Core 1.4.6 ESP32 Development Board : 2.0.5

log：

Arduino:1.8.19 (Windows 10), development board："M5Stack-FIRE, Enabled, Default (2 x 6.5 MB app, 3.6 MB SPIFFS), 921600, None, Disabled"

In file included from C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ESP32-Chimera-Core\src/ESP32-Chimera-Core-Config.h:1,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\Display.h:1,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\Settings.h:199,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\ESP32-BLECollector.ino:50:

C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ESP32-Chimera-Core\src/Config.h:68:21: note: #pragma message: ESP32 Arduino 2.0.5 (0x2d6ca351) detected

     #pragma message "ESP32 Arduino 2.0.5 (0x2d6ca351) detected"

                     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In file included from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\Settings.h:268,

                 from C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\ESP32-BLECollector.ino:50:

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ESP32-BLECollector-master\ESP32-BLECollector\BLE.h: In static member function 'static void BLEScanUtils::scanInit()':

BLE.h:1201:17: error: 'class NimBLEScan' has no member named 'setAdvertisedDeviceCallbacks'

       pBLEScan->setAdvertisedDeviceCallbacks( FoundDeviceCallback );

                 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

exit status 1

'class NimBLEScan' has no member named 'setAdvertisedDeviceCallbacks'

[tobozo]

update your Nimble-Arduino library to the latest release

[LuckyFishGeek]

ok i try it thanks

[LuckyFishGeek]

Compilation is complete, but nothing is displayed on the screen after install firmware

I use Visual Studio Code to install the firmware

It's already night here. Thank you for your help. Go to bed earlier. Good night.

[tobozo]

just update all your libraries, this means LovyanGFX too

[LuckyFishGeek]

It may not be the libraries, I checked the ones already installed and they are all the latest versions

[tobozo]

Those are screenshots from Arduino IDE, but you spoke about Visual Studio?

The NimbleScan error message is very strange, can you check you have only one installtion of Nimble-Arduino ?

It looks like you have an old one too :-)

[LuckyFishGeek]

Finally succeeded, I was too stupid! Thank you for your help! I wish you a good mood every day

[LuckyFishGeek]

The last question: what are the functions of the three buttons? I don't seem to see it in the readme documentation

[tobozo]

Brightness +/- and toggle the vendor filter (hides BLE addresses with unknown vendor)

        if( M5.BtnA.wasPressed() ) {
          UI.brightness -= UI.brightnessIncrement;
          setBrightnessCB();
        }
        if( M5.BtnB.wasPressed() ) {
          UI.brightness += UI.brightnessIncrement;
          setBrightnessCB();
        }
        if( M5.BtnC.wasPressed() ) {
          toggleFilterCB();
        }