Hello can someone please tell me where I can then Arduino zero variant.cpp and .h files at?
I dwonload thearduino files and put them in my home directory.
Joseph
Did you use the board manager to install the "Arduino SAMD Boards" board package?
If so, you should see the files in
~/.arduino15/packages/arduino/hardware/samd/1.8.11/variants/arduino_zero/
(The 1.8.11 may change depending on which version is installed.)
Hello West, Thsnk you very much I found it. That worked. Only problem is I can not directly find it. But this seem to work.
Joseph
I don't know about the details on ubuntu, or whatever you're using for "find", but a lot of "consumer-friendly" utilities will "omit" directories that it thinks won't contain "consumer-relevant" files. (MacOS won't search "inside" .app directories, and I suspect the Ubuntu "Files" utility doesn't search directories starting with ".")
Hey west, Got you. Thank you. It is a bit step going from a windows system to linux. But I'm getting there. I do say Things for me in linux seems rto be a littlr easier to do and find as well as working in terminal. Don't get me wrong they are not without it's challenges. But still I'm finding it much better to work with then windows. Just needs more time to figure and find things out.
Joseph
Being old, I use the linux shell command-line a lot, rather than the utilities. This has the added advantage that the CLI commands change less from distribution to distribution.
cd ~
find . -name variant.h
Will probably work on any unix-like system postdating 4.2bsd (say, about 1990.)
And it doesn't skip any directories, unless you explicitly tell it to.
Nice. Thank you very much for the tip.
Joseph
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