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[Reply #240 on:]

You could try with this set of makefiles where all

Code:

/Libraries

have been replaced by

Code:

/libraries

obviously with libraries in the sketchbook folder.

One question for my understanding: what is the rationale for case-sensitive file system?

I hope this helps

[Reply #241 on:]

Hey Avenue33,

thanx for your very quick answer !

Unfortunately the change of the makefile didn't help me. When I build I get the same error as when I tried to change the sketchbook libraries folder to Libraries (in the finder). 

In my first post, I wrote that about the case insentive stuff because you asked eduardorcosta if he uses a case sensitive file format.

[Reply #242 on:]

Please find a new release of embedXcode:
      
embedXcode • Mar 15, 2013 release 32 • Full automatic project configuration

This new release enhances the automatic project configuration and includes:
• Declare .pde or .ino file as C++ code for code-sense, and
• Define the directory for the targets,
• Add all the cores, variants and libraries from the installed platforms under the group Resources,
• Declare all the files of the project for code-sense.



Major impact: project are much lighter, typically 2 MB instead of 16 MB!

The only remaining manual procedure is adding user's libraries.

The User Manual has been updated accordingly.

As always,
• Website: http://embedxcode.weebly.com
• Download: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/download
• User guide: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/tutorial

Enjoy

[Reply #243 on:]

Please find a new release

embedXcode • Mar 15, 2013 release 33 • Patch for libraries Libraries in sketchbook

This release fixes an annoying bug on the the folder name for the user's libraries.

The folder with the user's libraries in the sketchbook can now be spelled with or without a capital L.

Both libraries and Libraries names are valid.

Thanks Kass for reporting the issue!

As always,
• Website: http://embedxcode.weebly.com
• Download: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/download
• User guide: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/tutorial

Enjoy

[Reply #244 on:]

I've update the most recent embedXcode ,but when the project is created,the files in Configurations become blank. I've installed manually, but it does't work either.
Can you tell me how to deal with it?

[Reply #245 on:]

I got it, change the "Config" to "Configurations" in the templates ....

[Reply #246 on:]

The new release

embedXcode • Mar 18, 2013 release 33.2 • Sub-folders in Libraries

fixes a number of issues, including the one you mention.

Learn more.

[Reply #247 on:]

Please find a new release of embedXcode:

embedXcode • Mar 21, 2013 release 34 • Support for Digispark release 1.04
embedXcode • Mar 26, 2013 release 35 • Support for OS X 10.7 Lion and 10.8 Mountain Lion


embedXcode now supports the new release of the IDE for Digispark, which is bundled with the Arduino 1.0.4 IDE.

The automatic project configuration tool runs now on both OS X Mountain Lion aka. 10.8 and OS X Lion aka. 10.7.

As always,
• Website: http://embedxcode.weebly.com
• Download: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/download
• User guide: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/tutorial

Enjoy

[Reply #248 on:]

Please find a new release of embedXcode

embedXcode • Mar 27, 2013 release 36 • Configurations folder name fixed

As always,
• Website: http://embedxcode.weebly.com
• Download: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/download
• User guide: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/tutorial
 
Enjoy

[Reply #249 on:]

Please find a new version of mbedXcode

embedXcode • Apr 05, 2013 release 36 • Stability enhancement with revised main()

The revised main() function includes now copies of the main files from each platform and architecture. An issue with arm-none-eabi-ar release 4.7.1 has also been fixed. Teensy 3 and LaunchPad Stellaris were concerned.

As always,
• Website: http://embedxcode.weebly.com
• Download: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/download
• User guide: http://embedxcode.weebly.com/tutorial
 
Enjoy

[Reply #250 on:]

I'd like to try using XCode to program my Arduinos instead of the Arduino IDE. Here's what I have installed

Mac OSX 10.7.5
Arduini IDE 1.04
Xcode 4.6.1
EmbedXcocd Mar 27 Release 36
Doxygen 1.8.3.1
Graphviz 2.30

Note: My Arduino sketches are not in the default location, they are in /volumes/srgshare/Arduino Sketches/
My libraries are in /volumes/srgshare/Arduino Sketches/libraries/

I followed your installation instructions and then tried to create a new project.  When I get to step 3.1.1 and run the Build procedure it fails with these errors

Shell Script Invocation Error
/volumes/srgshare/Arduino: No such file or directory

Shell Script Invocation Error
Sketches/test1/test1/Makefiles/step1.mk:  No such file or directory


In your user manual, I can't get any of the hyperlinks to work. 

Also, when you come out with new versions, how do I install them? Do I just double click on the package?

[Reply #251 on:]

Thank you for your message and questions.

Note: My Arduino sketches are not in the default location, they are in /volumes/srgshare/Arduino Sketches/
My libraries are in /volumes/srgshare/Arduino Sketches/libraries/

I followed your installation instructions and then tried to create a new project. 

Just to be sure, have you run the Arduino IDE just once and declared the sketchbook folder in Arduino > Preferences?

When I get to step 3.1.1 and run the Build procedure it fails with these errors

Shell Script Invocation Error
/volumes/srgshare/Arduino: No such file or directory

Shell Script Invocation Error
Sketches/test1/test1/Makefiles/step1.mk:  No such file or directory

What files are in the folder? The Arduino.app should be in the default applications folder, i.e. /Applications/Arduino.app

In your user manual, I can't get any of the hyperlinks to work. 

Thank you for noticing me. My website host doesn't allow files larger than 5 MB. The PDF is 10 MB so I have to compress it. Unfortunately, the compression removes the links.

Also, when you come out with new versions, how do I install them? Do I just double click on the package?

Yes, each release has a number so OS X can manage the updates.

Please let me know.

[Reply #252 on:]

Note: My Arduino sketches are not in the default location, they are in /volumes/srgshare/Arduino Sketches/
My libraries are in /volumes/srgshare/Arduino Sketches/libraries/

I followed your installation instructions and then tried to create a new project. 

Just to be sure, have you run the Arduino IDE just once and declared the sketchbook folder in Arduino > Preferences?

Yes.  Before I installed embedXcode, I installed the latest version of Arduino IDE ran it and changed the default sketch directory in preferences.

When I get to step 3.1.1 and run the Build procedure it fails with these errors

Shell Script Invocation Error
/volumes/srgshare/Arduino: No such file or directory

Shell Script Invocation Error
Sketches/test1/test1/Makefiles/step1.mk:  No such file or directory

What files are in the folder? The Arduino.app should be in the default applications folder, i.e. /Applications/Arduino.app 

I'm not sure which directory your are referring too.  This directory doesn't exist: "/volumes/srgshare/Arduino".  I do have a directory called "/volumes/srgshare/Arduino Sketches".  Could the space between "Arduino" and "Sketches" be causing a problem?

My Arduino.app file is located in my Applications directory, as is xcode.app

In your user manual, I can't get any of the hyperlinks to work. 

Thank you for noticing me. My website host doesn't allow files larger than 5 MB. The PDF is 10 MB so I have to compress it. Unfortunately, the compression removes the links.

Can you make the uncompressed version available somewhere else, like slideshare.net?

[Reply #253 on:]

 
Could the space between "Arduino" and "Sketches" be causing a problem?

Yes, I think so, as the tools used in the makefiles doesn't like spaces in folders and files names.

 
Can you make the uncompressed version available somewhere else, like slideshare.net?

Thank you for pointing me at slideshare.net. See http://us.slideshare.net/rei_vilo/embed-xcode-usermanual

I'm also considering another solution, publishing an ebook.

[Reply #254 on:]

Yes, I think so, as the tools used in the makefiles doesn't like spaces in folders and files names.

I'll rename the directory to Arduino_Sketches to get rid of the space.  After I do this, do I need to change any settings or reinstall embedXcode?