Just for sake of expedition, tried running the arduino_debug.exe from the Powershell ISE window.
The IDE loaded and on compile of a sketch the compile verbose messages appeared in the powershell window.
Just wanted to know if this can be used as a debug tool for the sketch?
ARDUINO 1.8.12 2020.02.13
Windows 10 with Ransomware Protection enabled is flagging the install and blocks a change to a windows core file!
\Device\Harddisk0\DR0
Hello Together,
I switched from IDE 1.8.9 -> 1.8.12 and I recognized the folowing issue during compile.
If I compile with 1.8.12 and forget to include a include of my own files there is no error thrown.
But if i do that with 1.8.9 I get an error during compiling -> and that is good!
Why that has changed?
How can switch the compiling setting thar it behave as 1.8.9 in that case?
hasenradball:
If I compile with 1.8.12 and forget to include a include of my own files there is no error thrown.
Please provide a complete minimal sketch that demonstrates the problem.
Please provide the full error output when you compile the demonstration sketch.
Arduino 1.8.11 .. 12 released
Sorry, I just noticed it now, but is there any explanation for keeping the number 11 in the topic title?
Can this not confuse who is starting?
Hello, i have installed the Arduino 1.8.12 IDE and have the problem, that the output on the Serial Monitor doesn't stop when i uncheck Autoscroll. No reaction with or without checkmark. Maybe this problem is known, maybe there is a solution.
THX TomLA
TomLA:
i have installed the Arduino 1.8.12 IDE
Which operating system are you using?
TomLA:
the output on the Serial Monitor doesn't stop when i uncheck Autoscroll.
What do you mean by "doesn't stop"? The expected behavior is for the output to continue either way. The autoscroll option just controls whether the Serial Monitor window automatically scrolls to always show the latest output, or whether it stays at the position in the output set by the scroll bar.
Hi! I've upgraded to Catalina and running latest Arduino IDE (1.8.12) and when I plug in my Arduino's (FTDI based) they no-longer show up under Tools > port
Can someone point me to the right place to get this working again?
Hello pert,
first of all, sorry for the delay of my answer, but as you surely know, Germany is a little bit under stress because of corona.
I'm running Windows 10.
I understand what you mean and this behavior is what i also expected. But when i wrote about this failure, it doesn't work like this. What i meant was, the lines were still scrolling.
Today i made a new start of Windows and the Arduino IDE and now it works. So this problem doesn't exist any longer (for this moment). I hope this will work longer.
Thank you for your response.
I'm glad to hear you got it working @TomLA. That is odd it was still scrolling even with autoscroll disabled. I don't have this problem with Windows 10, but I guess you don't either anymore so I guess we should just be glad it's working now. Well, let us know if the problem comes back.
Has anyone else had issues trying to install this on a Raspberry Pi? I had 1.8.5 running fine on Raspbian Jessie, on a Pi 3 B+, but had to uninstall it to upgrade to 1.8.12, and it wouldn't install. I have also upgraded the OS to Raspbian Buster, and still no luck. I am using the Linux ARM 64-bit version, which should be appropriate for the device.
phillipbunn:
I am using the Linux ARM 64-bit version, which should be appropriate for the device.
You need to use the 32 bit version. The reason is the Raspbian is a 32 bit OS.
pert:
You need to use the 32 bit version. The reason is the Raspbian is a 32 bit OS.
Thank you for this information. I downloaded the 32-bit ARM release and it is now working fine 
You're welcome. I'm glad to hear it's working now. Enjoy!
Per
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Hello everyone, can somebody give any ideas, why do this happen?
Arduino IDE 1.8.12
Arduino nano, processor: ATmega328P(Old bootloader), programmer: AVRISP mkII
arduino-report.txt (1.66 KB)
Select Tools > Processor > ATmega328 and try uploading again.
Goodmorning everyone
I would have expected only one print every second ... instead the output produces different prints every second, but if I decompose the delay (1) the answer "seems to be correct".
I don't understand if we are facing a compiler bug, or a performance limitation of the micro.
I tried with Arduino Uno and also with the Mega, with IDE ver. 1.8.10
I hope to find someone who will give me an answer .... thanks
void loop() {
if(millis()%1000==0){
Serial.println(num);
//delay(1);
num++;
}
}
Do_Not_Give_Up:
After upgrading from 1.8.5 to 1.8,12 to attempt to work with an ESP32 Dev Module, my currently working sketch (created with 1.8.5 returned the following error message, text file attached below. If I select an Arduino Mega or Mega 2560 board, the sketch compiles with no errors?
The relevant part of @Do_Not_Give_Up's output:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\SoftwareSerial\src\SoftwareSerial.cpp:41:27: fatal error: avr/interrupt.h: No such file or directory
The problem is that your sketch is using the SoftwareSerial library, but the SoftwareSerial library you have installed at C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\SoftwareSerial is written specifically for the AVR architecture used by your Arduino Mega board. There is no way to make that SoftwareSerial library work with ESP32. It may be that there is a software serial library written for ESP32, but the ESP32 has multiple hardware serial ports. It's always best to use the hardware serial ports when they are available. Software serial should only be used when you have no other option.
I don't see a likely mechanism for this issue to be caused by a switch from Arduino IDE 1.8.5 to 1.8.12. I'd need much more information to be able to investigate that possibility. However, I don't think it's worth spending time on trying to get software serial working for you if the use of software serial is pointless.
On a related note, the Arduino Mega also has multiple hardware serial ports, so it also doesn't make sense to use SoftwareSerial on the Mega.