Are Arduino Yun and ThinkerKit compatible?

I bought both Arduino Yun and ThinkerKit. The official guide "How to install" ThinkerKit on Mac OSX says:

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Almost done! We just have to make sure that the core is working. Open (or close and relaunch) the Arduino Software and in the top menu under Sketch–>Import Library.. you should see TinkerKit like in the picture below

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My "picture below" is not like that in the official documentation: it displays the "hardware" item in the "Sketch–>Import Library" menu instead of the "ThinkerKit" (see the attached image).

I tried to open the "Blink!" example from the top menu File > Examples > harware > thikerkit > avr > libraries > ThinkerKit > Blink but it doesn't work as expected: when I try to "Verify" and/or "Upload" the sketch then I get the following error (also shown in the attached image):

Blink:16: error: 'TKLed' does not name a type
Blink.ino: In function 'void loop()':
Blink:25: error: 'led' was not declared in this scope

What is the problem? Are Arduino Yun and ThinkerKit compatible?

Note: I am running the Arduino 1.5.6-r2 IDE on Mac OSX Version 10.9.2.

arduino_yun_thinkerkit.tiff (235 KB)

Well, beside checking for typos in general ( :grin: ), any chance you created/extracted into a folder you named 'hardware' instead of "TinkerKit"? :expressionless:

Ralf

I solved the problem by choosing and importing the nested "ThinkerKit" directory present in the "hardware" directory (note: the "hardware" directory has been extracted from the ThinkerKit .zip file downloaded by the official website).

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I solved the problem by choosing and importing the nested "ThinkerKit" directory present in the "hardware" directory (note: the "hardware" directory has been extracted from the ThinkerKit .zip file downloaded by the official website).

Well, that was what I was referring to... :wink:

Ralf

PS: Also, just to be clear, the site and the software library is called "TinkerKit" not "ThinkerKit", computers take typos literally...