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2018-02-19 at 5:13 PM #6264
I am relatively new to sensor programing and the MayFly. Not sure if this is the right place for this question.
I have been trying to run a simple example of the Logging_to_EnviroDIY in the ModularSensors examples. I cannot get it to build in Platformio. There are many scoping errors like the ones below.
Does modularSensors or this example require a particular version of RTCZero library?
My version of the example code is below with
Build output sample (with some stuff cut out):
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[Mon Feb 19 16:27:24 2018] Processing mayfly (platform: atmelavr; board: mayfly; framework: arduino)
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Warning! Library{'requirements': None, 'name': '# Using library Id'}
has not been found in PlatformIO Registry.
You can ignore this message, if{'requirements': None, 'name': '# Using library Id'}
is a built-in library (included in framework, SDK). E.g., SP
I, Wire, etc.
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Verbose mode can be enabled via-v, --verbose
option
PLATFORM: Atmel AVR > EnviroDIY Mayfly
SYSTEM: ATMEGA1284P 8MHz 16KB RAM (127KB Flash)
Library Dependency Finder -> http://bit.ly/configure-pio-ldf
LDF MODES: FINDER(chain) COMPATIBILITY(light)
Collected 69 compatible librariesScanning dependencies…
Dependency Graph
|– <EnviroDIY_ModularSensors> v0.6.4-beta
| |– <EnviroDIY_DS3231> v1.3.2
| | |– <Wire> v1.0
| |– <EnableInterrupt> v0.9.8
| |– <SdFat> v1.0.5
| | |– <SPI> v1.0
| |– <Adafruit ADS1X15> v1.0.0
| | |– <Wire> v1.0
| |– <Adafruit Unified Sensor> v1.0.2
| |– <DHT sensor library> v1.3.0
| | |– <Adafruit Unified Sensor> v1.0.2
| |– <Adafruit AM2315> v1.0.1
| | |– <Wire> v1.0
| |– <Adafruit BME280 Library> v1.0.7
| | |– <Adafruit Unified Sensor> v1.0.2
| | |– <SPI> v1.0
| | |– <Wire> v1.0
| |– <OneWire> v2.3.2
| |– <DallasTemperature> v3.7.8
| | |– <OneWire> v2.3.2
| |– <Arduino-SDI-12_ExtInts> v1.0.1 #6d07f65
| |– <TinyGSM> v0.3.1 #83e41c4
| |– <SensorModbusMaster> v0.6.4
| |– <YosemitechModbus> v0.1.11
| | |– <SensorModbusMaster> v0.6.4
| |– <RTCZero> v1.5.2 #None
|– <EnableInterrupt> v0.9.8
Compiling .pioenvs/mayfly/src/main.o
In file included from src/main.cpp:32:0:
.piolibdeps/EnableInterrupt_ID311/EnableInterrupt.h:22:125: note: #pragma message: NOTICE: *** EnableInterrupt library version pre-0.9.6. This is n
ot a problem. Keep calm, and carry on. ***
#pragma message(“NOTICE: *** EnableInterrupt library version pre-0.9.6. This is not a problem. Keep calm, and carry on. ***”)
^
Compiling .pioenvs/mayfly/lib83c/RTCZero/RTCZero.o
In file included from .piolibdeps/RTCZero/src/RTCZero.cpp:22:0:
.piolibdeps/RTCZero/src/RTCZero.h:32:26: error: ‘RTC_MODE2_MASK_SEL_OFF_Val’ was not declared in this scope
MATCH_OFF = RTC_MODE2_MASK_SEL_OFF_Val, // Never
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2018-02-19 at 5:16 PM #6265
Trying again with the code…
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2018-02-19 at 5:33 PM #6279
Great that you’re using PlatformIO; it really is a big improvement over the Arduino IDE!
Do you mind sharing your platformio.ini file? It should look very much like this:
INI12345678910111213141516171819202122232425; PlatformIO Project Configuration File;; Build options: build flags, source filter; Upload options: custom upload port, speed and extra flags; Library options: dependencies, extra library storages; Advanced options: extra scripting;; Please visit documentation for the other options and examples; http://docs.platformio.org/page/projectconf.html[platformio]src_dir = logging_to_EnviroDIY[common]platform = atmelavrframework = arduinolib_ldf_mode = deeplib_ignore = RTCZerolib_deps =ModularSensors@>=0.6.7https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/AltSoftSerial.githttps://github.com/EnviroDIY/SoftwaterSerial_ExternalInts.git[env:mayfly]board = mayflyThe “lib_ignore = RTCZero” is needed for AVR boards (like the EnviroDIY Mayfly). That library is for SAMD boards (like a Sodaq Autonomo or Arduino Zero) that have a clock in the processor. If you don’t tell PlatformIO to ignore the library it will try to build it and you’ll end up with errors like you’re seeing. Also the “lib_ldf_mode = deep” might be needed because sometimes it misses dependencies otherwise.
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2018-02-19 at 5:37 PM #6280
Oops, delete the “@>=0.6.7” after ModularSensors. That’s the version that I’m working on and it hasn’t been released yet so PlatformIO won’t find it.
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