CB and Arduino 1.6.x

[oBFusCATed]

In doing my solution I had to edit an header search path in the Wizard created project
from "$(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/arduino/avr/libraries/HID/src"
to "$(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/arduino/avr/libraries/HID"

What version of Arduino do you have?

p.s. the new readme has info about the global variable.

[AZ]

>ln -s ~/devel/open_source_code/version_control/arduino_ide-git/build/linux/work ~/.codeblocks/arduino
you created a link to the arduino's IDE as opposite to the wizard?

// I'm just trying to make sense of the differences and what i maybe doing wrong. Looks like Teodor got the wizard to work and it is me struggling with fat fingers here.

[oBFusCATed]

>ln -s ~/devel/open_source_code/version_control/arduino_ide-git/build/linux/work ~/.codeblocks/arduino
you created a link to the arduino's IDE as opposite to the wizard?

This command is no longer needed. Just point the arduino global variable to point to your arduino installation's root. (Settings -> Global variable -> arduino -> set base).

[AZ]

>ln -s ~/devel/open_source_code/version_control/arduino_ide-git/build/linux/work ~/.codeblocks/arduino
you created a link to the arduino's IDE as opposite to the wizard?

This command is no longer needed. Just point the arduino global variable to point to your arduino installation's root. (Settings -> Global variable -> arduino -> set base).

right, that is what i was doing. Any idea why i'm getting that dilalog created few dozen times?

[AZ]

aha! i think i might be onto something.

I'm not getting "global dialog" nightmare anymore - what did i do?

1. Update to the latest codeblocks.x86_64 16.01.svn.10869-1.fc22
2. instead of setting global variable to the "the path to the root of the Arduino project." (https://github.com/obfuscated/cb_arduino_template) , i set it to the arduino install directory. In my case it is  ~/bin/arduino-1.6.9/.

I was able to build a few elementary projects. I'll do more testing today just to be sure.

The "XRC" error is still present when create a new arduino project.

[stahta01]

In doing my solution I had to edit an header search path in the Wizard created project
from "$(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/arduino/avr/libraries/HID/src"
to "$(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/arduino/avr/libraries/HID"

What version of Arduino do you have?

p.s. the new readme has info about the global variable.

self built 1.6.8 from git repo branch ide-1.5.x.

Edit: https://github.com/arduino/Arduino.git

Tim S.

[oBFusCATed]

Try this one: https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/releases/tag/1.6.9

[stahta01]

Try this one: https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/releases/tag/1.6.9

Did NOT have to edit the include path with that one.

Tim S.

[oBFusCATed]

The "XRC" error is still present when create a new arduino project.

It seems like a bug in wx2.8, but as far as I see this is just a message box and the wizard works just fine.

[AZ]

The "XRC" error is still present when create a new arduino project.

It seems like a bug in wx2.8, but as far as I see this is just a message box and the wizard works just fine.

Yes.  Great job.
I created a pull request to update the doc. Hope you find it useful.

[DanRR]

Hi,
I've install cb_arduino_template, created a test project and compiled it with no errors. When I attempted uploading it (I pressed 'Run', is that the way to do it?) I got a terminal window with the following error:

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/home/.../cb_arduino_wizard_test/bin/uno/cb_arduino_wizard_test.elf: 1: /home/.../cb_arduino_wizard_test/bin/uno/cb_arduino_wizard_test.elf: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
System info:
Xubuntu 16.04
CB 16.01
Arduino 1.6.9

Thanks

[oBFusCATed]

No, uploading happens as post-build step.
Do you have the UPLOAD_PORT variable set?
And keep in mind that uploading is not very reliable on atmega32u4 based arduinos.

[DanRR]

Thanks oBFusCATed,
I've tried setting UPLOAD_PORT and rebuild with no change, I can't see any upload attempt.
I'm using Uno board.

[stahta01]

Thanks oBFusCATed,
I've tried setting UPLOAD_PORT and rebuild with no change, I can't see any upload attempt.
I'm using Uno board.

Do you have "avrdude" installed?
If not, try installing it.

Tim S.

[oBFusCATed]

Thanks oBFusCATed,
I've tried setting UPLOAD_PORT and rebuild with no change, I can't see any upload attempt.
I'm using Uno board.

You have to rebuild and make sure the arduino is connected to the usb.
Can you please post a full rebuild log?