Hi, everyone- I dove into Arduino just about a year ago, and unfortunately, have likely been sloppy with my libraries. I started with 0021, then tried upgrading to 0022, and finally 1.0. Projects written for 0021 generate weird errors when compiling on 0022, and I also get the same thing on 1.0. The nature of the errors suggest that I have not been managing or migrating my libraries properly. As a result, I am still working exclusively on 0021, and it is becoming a bother since some newer libraries do not appear to be backward-compatible.
I am using a company-issue Laptop with the Win-7 enterprise edition OS.
I'd like to nuke eveything on my computer (except previous sketches, of course...) and clean everything up once and for all- the correct way, but I need some guidance.
I have always installed new libraries by simply unzipping them into the following path:
C:...\MyDocuments\Arduino\arduino-0021\libraries
So far, that has worked, but the older 3rd party libraries are not accessible from 0022, even though I copied my libraries folder to the same place in my 0022 folder. I guess there must be more to managing libraries than that.
I apologize for starting this topic if there is somewhere else I should have loioked first, but I am at a loss. Any help would be appreciated. Thankl you!