I have a Nano motor carrier and I am trying to program for it but when I try to include the Arduino motor carrier library it gives me an error. Even with this one line #include <ArduinoMotorCarrier.h>
it gives me a compiling error. I have already downloaded in my libraries folder. The error says "Error compiling for board Arduino Nano." Any help would be appreciated.
It's in line 43 of your code.
Without your sketch I don't think we can help.
My guess is that the library is not properly installed. A version for the MKR and Nano boards is available through the IDE library manager. That is the best way to install any library.
Read the forum guidelines. Post your code.
Use the IDE autoformat tool (ctrl-t or Tools, Auto format) before posting code in code tags.
@econjack @ToddL1962 #include <ArduinoMotorCarrier.h> is the only code. @groundFungus I did install the library from the IDE library manager. And are you saying autoformat in the post or the code or what?
What Nano board are you using, and what have you selected in the ide?
Then you are missing the setup() and loop() functions? Do you know what is the minimum code for an Arduino sketch?
To autoformat the code, place the cursor anywhere in the code and hit ctrl-T (Windows) or go to the Tools menu and choose Auto Format. That will indent the code in a standard manner making the code much easier to read and follow.
Is your board a MKR and Nano IOT 33 board?
There is surely much more to the error than that. You need to read the contents of the black console pane at the bottom of the Arduino IDE window to get the detailed information about what went wrong.
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