Problems adapting WiFly scetch. Looping setup()

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i have a WiFly RN-131c and i am trying to get it to work with Ninja Blocks. I can do it with the Ethernet shield. The NinjaWifly sketch that i have has been written for another version of WiFly that talks in Software Serial. My WiFly uses SPI.
Im trying to combine combine the sketches to get it to work. So far, this is what i have.

#include "NinjaBlockWiFly.h"
#include "RCSwitch.h"
#include "WiFly.h"

#define DSBEGIN()
#define DPRINT(item)
#define DPRINTLN(item)

#define DEFAULT_VENDOR_ID 0
#define LED_DEVICE_ID 1000
#define RF_DEVICE_ID 11
#define BUTTON_DEVICE_ID 5

#define NINJA_HOST 0
#define NODE_ID 1
#define VB_TOKEN 6S4mbWcpM0BFpPIstRIxiPbHpgKkvyFvQiZRPAotXg


byte led = 7;  // Connect the anode (long lead, +ve) of a LED to this pin, and connect that LED's cathode (short lead, -ve) to GND through a 330R-1K resistor. 
byte rfTx = 4; // transmit pin

RCSwitch mySwitch = RCSwitch();

char LED_VALUE[] = "000000";


void setup(){
  //DSBEGIN();
  Serial.begin(9600);
  pinMode(led, OUTPUT);  

  WiFly.begin();
  Serial.print("wifly begun");
  WiFly.join("dmz", "2007aa2007"); 
  Serial.print("IP: ");
  Serial.println(WiFly.ip());
  



  //NinjaBlock.client = wifly;

  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.host = api.ninja.is;");
  NinjaBlock.host = "api.ninja.is";
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.port = 80;");
  NinjaBlock.port = 80;
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.nodeID = ARDUINOBLOCK;");
  NinjaBlock.nodeID = "ARDUINOBLOCK";
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.token = ");
  NinjaBlock.token = "I have my token in here.";
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.guid = 0;");
  NinjaBlock.guid = "0";
  
  //Register LED
  Serial.println("Creating LED");
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.guid=0");
  NinjaBlock.guid="0";
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.vendorID=DEFAULT_VENDOR_ID;");
  NinjaBlock.vendorID=DEFAULT_VENDOR_ID;
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.deviceID=LED_DEVICE_ID;");
  NinjaBlock.deviceID=LED_DEVICE_ID;
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.send(LED_VALUE);");
  NinjaBlock.send(LED_VALUE);

  //Register RF device
  Serial.println("Creating RF device");
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.guid=0");
  NinjaBlock.guid="1";
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.vendorID=DEFAULT_VENDOR_ID;");
  NinjaBlock.vendorID=DEFAULT_VENDOR_ID;
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.deviceID = RF_DEVICE_ID;");
  NinjaBlock.deviceID = RF_DEVICE_ID;
  Serial.println("NinjaBlock.send(110111010101011100000000");
  NinjaBlock.send("110111010101011100000000"); //sample RF string
  
}

There is lots of serial outputs so i can trace exactly where it goes pear shaped. It is looping the Setup() routine between these two commands.

  NinjaBlock.send(LED_VALUE);

  //Register RF device
  Serial.println("Creating RF device");

Why would it be looping? Am i better off scrapping this and starting from scratch (with your help... ;))?

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There is lots of serial outputs so i can trace exactly where it goes pear shaped.

Pear shaped? Is that some new technical jargon that I'm not familiar with?

It is looping the Setup() routine between these two commands.

Looping the Setup() routine? There are no 'routines" in C or C++. There are functions and there are methods. Both are called, not looped. The Arduino needs to have a setup() function, not a Setup() function.

If what you are trying to say is that setup() is called again after NinjaBlock.send(LED_VALUE) is called, then that suggests to me that NinjaBlock.send() is stepping on memory that it doesn't own, which can cause all kinds of problems.

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