aimass
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2 years ago I'm having the same issue with a Yun using the USB port (CLion + Arduino Plugin does not support WiFi-based upload yet).
I found a possible easy fix for Unix-like systems (macOS, Linux, *BSD) this bit of shell script right before avrdude should do the trick (I have seen similar tricks on Windows using similar methods): https://stackoverflow.com/a/46040407/2397947
What I'm not too clear is where to stick this in the cmake file :-(
This should be an easy fix for @vsch or in the mean time, tell us where we can stick the 1200 bps reset thingy in the CMake toolchain.
I'll follow up if I get it working on my own.
Best,
-- Alex
melvin2204
I'm facing problems with programming my Arduino Leonardo. It works fine from the Arduino IDE, but in CLion it gets stuck at
Connecting to programmer: ..The Arduino IDE seems to connect to the board with a baudrate of 1200bps and then immediately disconnecting. This causes the board to be reset and open a new serial port. The IDE then uploads the code via that serial port. See this SO answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/46818616
For some reason the CLion Arduino plugin doesn't do this. I can do this manually by briefly connecting the RST pin to GND and checking the new COM port. Often it is just the old COM port + 1, so if normally it has COM3, then after resetting it will have COM4. Then I change
set(${PROJECT_NAME}_PORT COM3)toset(${PROJECT_NAME}_PORT COM4)in the CMakeLists.txt file. To upload the code, I manually reset the Arduino by briefly shorting RST and GND and immediately hitting upload. Then it successfully uploads the code.It is quite a chore to do this every time I want to upload something. Is it possible that the plugin does this automatically, just like the Arduino IDE does by briefly connecting with 1200 bps?