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Cannot compile the example sketch in README.MD #10
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Are you able to successfully compile a normal FastLED example sketch? Also the provided output just shows a warning. It would be great if you could show the entire output. |
Hello @stnkl, Thank you very much for stepping up. Granted 99% are error messages. Here is the error message for a Generic ESP8266 Module board. (I dropped the idea of trying to make it work with the LOLIN(WEMOS) D1 R2 board):
FWIW, the simplest FastLED example compiles with the Generic ESP8266 board but I would like to use your library. I've just started using IDE 2 (at 2.0.3 now). I don't have to use ESP8266 for self-paced learning purposes. Let me know which board you would prefer that I do my first test. Thanks. Regards. |
The output for the compilation of the simplest FastLED example for the same Generic ESP8266 follows below:
The final message is Done Compiling. I've haven't rigged my setup to transfer the code to the board. The code is:
Is there a compiler option to suppress warning messages? Thanks. Regards. |
Looks like there is two things coming together:
Unfortunately I can't reproduce the second error on my machine, even not with platform version 3.2.0 so it is a little hard for me to say what exactly is going wrong. I don't think it really matters which board you use for testing as it should not fail like this for any of them. |
For disabling the warning you can add the compiler flag |
Hello @stnkl, Thanks for your understanding. I will do as you have suggested. I will slowly but surely get there to using FastLEDHub. Apologies again for seeking help through the Issues section when it was a self-inflicted operator user error. Regards. |
No worries. Let me know if you have any other problems! |
Cannot compile the example shown in README.MD -> Usage -> Creating the main sketch. Only the first error message of the very long list (naturally perhaps owing to my newbie mistake) is shown below:
Board is Generic ESP8266. Tried other variations but still unsuccessful. What would be the recommended board for a Hello World type of exercise?
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