Nano every compile issue

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#1

Hello, I am attempting to use a nano every to run this little bit of programming written for an uno. In the IDE it compiles properly when using an uno or a standard nano, however when switching over to the board type nano every it fails to compile. I will be honest, my experience level with this is EXTREMELY limited and I was under the assumption that it would be as simple as selecting the proper board type…
I have reached out to the original author and suffice to say he is stumped the last I have heard. So, without further ado the code and attached error message. Many thanks in advance.

/*Version 20190409
ic.net: mudder
a.k.a John Sullivan

This is the original 20160813 code, modified to have the same pinout as the new "lean burn" code.
*/

int QBATTpin=6;  //This is the only change between this version and 20160813
int ACTTRQpin=11;
int MOTFSApin=12;
int MOTFSBpin=13;

char frameorder[]={"ba"};

void setup() {
pinMode(MOTFSApin,OUTPUT);  //clock
pinMode(MOTFSBpin,OUTPUT);  //data
pinMode(QBATTpin,OUTPUT);   //2kHz PWM, 10%=empty, 90%=full
pinMode(ACTTRQpin,OUTPUT);  //2kHz PWM, assist>50%, regen<50%

Serial.begin(115200);

analogWrite(ACTTRQpin,127); //50% duty tells ECU "IMA not delivering torque"
analogWrite(QBATTpin,30);  //12% duty tells ECU battery is nearly empty.  
                            //Note: ECU will Autostop (i.e. stall) if QBATT indicates battery is charged
}

void loop() 
{
  for(int ii=0;ii<sizeof(frameorder);ii++)
  { Serial.println("");
    bitbang_MOTFSB_frame(frameorder[ii]);
  }
}

void bitbang_MOTFSB_frame(char nn)
{  
  if(nn=='a')
  {
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(1);
    bangbit(0);  
    Serial.print("A");
  }
  else if (nn=='b')
  { 
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0);
    bangbit(0); 
    Serial.print("B");
  }
 }

void bangbit(bool jj)
{
    digitalWrite(MOTFSApin,LOW);  //clock low
    digitalWrite(MOTFSBpin,jj);  //set data
    delay(20);  //20 ms
    digitalWrite(MOTFSApin,HIGH);  //clock high
    delay(20);
}

C:\Users\Tyler\Documents\IMA_Bypass_Arduino_Code_20190416\IMA_Bypass_Arduino_Code_20190416\IMA_Bypass_20190409\IMA_Bypass_20190409.ino: In function ‘void bangbit(bool)’:

IMA_Bypass_20190409:71:30: error: cannot convert ‘bool’ to ‘PinStatus’ for argument ‘2’ to ‘void digitalWrite(pin_size_t, PinStatus)’

digitalWrite(MOTFSBpin,jj); //set data

^

exit status 1
cannot convert ‘bool’ to ‘PinStatus’ for argument ‘2’ to ‘void digitalWrite(pin_size_t, PinStatus)’

#2

The argument to digitalWrite for the Nano Every is an enum, if you change the argument type of the function to PinStatus it should work with the 0/1 input. It has broken a lot of code making the change to the enum.

typedef enum {
  LOW     = 0,
  HIGH    = 1,
  CHANGE  = 2,
  FALLING = 3,
  RISING  = 4,
} PinStatus;

(edit) Type-casting the bool to PinStatus seems to appease the compiler;

digitalWrite(MOTFSBpin,(PinStatus)jj);  //set data
#3

Just FYI, this issue of breakage from changing the parameter type of digitalWrite() has been reported to the Arduino developers and they have proposed a solution (but not implemented and released it so far):

#4

Thank you two very much, I will pass this information along to the author.

#5