Say I have three Arduino sketches that all rely on the same library or libraries. I am actively working on both the .INOs and the libraries, and its a ton of code, so they need to be tightly synced on Github. Putting the libraries in the Arduino/libraries folder and using two or more separate repositories is going to get messy and disorganized fast. So the file structure should be something like:
Well I'm very much a classless knowledgeable software type (bad pun?), but might one be able to add the class .h and .cpp stuff into tabbed sections of the user's sketch that you don't want to have included from the common users library?
retrolefty:
Well I'm very much a classless knowledgeable software type (bad pun?), but might one be able to add the class .h and .cpp stuff into tabbed sections of the user's sketch that you don't want to have included from the common users library?
Thanks, but I'm not 100% sure I'm following. Are you suggesting I add the class files into each sketch? If I did that, I would have to copy and paste the most recent files into every sketch folder every time I wanted to compile, which would be messy and cumbersome. If I missed your point, please do clarify, I really would like to figure this out...
hilukasz:
had a similar problem, apparently you need to add:
#include "Arduino.h"
to you header files.
Hey thanks for responding. Can you confirm you actually have this working? I actually already have #include "Arduino.h" in all my header files.
Just to be clear, you're saying that, as in my example in the first post, adding #include "Arduino.h" to SharedClass.h will allow it to be included to Sketch1.ino with #include "../SharedClass.h" ? Unless I'm missing something else, that isn't working for me...