Hi,
I have a project on Arduino but I am stuck with a library issue.
My board is Galileo Gen2, I need to add an external library in order to make the board read and understand a servo.
But each time after I add the zip library or install it manually, the #Include ... stays black and doesn't read the functions of the library.
I tried everything possible (i.e. check the path, restart, manual installation, add zip library...)
Could anyone please help me figure this out?
Thank you
MelissaG:
the #Include ... stays black and doesn't read the functions of the library.
It should be #include not #Include
pert:
It should be #include not #Include
In the code it is #include not #Include
Can you give me any other remark to help me fix the problem?
Thank you very much
What PC operating system are you using ?
What version of the Arduino IDE ?
What is the name of the library ?
Post a link to the place where you got the library.
What is the full pathname of the xxx.h file that you are trying to refer to with #include
...R
Hello,
I simply uninstalled the Arduino IDE 1.6.5 and installed 1.6.0 and it worked.
The library was perfectly accessed and the servo turned.
I have a question irrelevant to this issue, but, do you think that the dfrobot 2A motor shield is compatible with Galileo Gen2?
Thank you,
Melissa
MelissaG:
I simply uninstalled the Arduino IDE 1.6.5 and installed 1.6.0 and it worked.
I'm still using 1.5.6
You can have several versions on the same PC.
The Arduino folks don't seem to do backwards compatibilty.
I know nothing about Galileo.
...R
MelissaG:
Hello,
I simply uninstalled the Arduino IDE 1.6.5 and installed 1.6.0 and it worked.
The library was perfectly accessed and the servo turned.I have a question irrelevant to this issue, but, do you think that the dfrobot 2A motor shield is compatible with Galileo Gen2?
Thank you,
Melissa
Where the libraries folder is for any particular IDE version can be different.
All of mine are, I did not uninstall any version IDE when I added another, I had to copy libraries or not.
But the Sketchbook.... they all share that.
Do you think that the dfrobot motor shield L298P is compatible with Galileo Gen2?