Hello guys I found this:
class Foo{
public:
void bar();
};
Foo foo;
void setup(){
attachInterrupt(0,fooBar,RISING);
}
void loop(){}
void fooBar(){
foo.bar();
}
there: How to use attachInterrupt with a class member - Syntax & Programs - Arduino Forum
As minimum Sample, but this did not work, undefined reference to `Foo::bar()'
Is there an solution for this problem, to call an class member from attachInterrupt?
Markus_L811:
Is there an solution for this problem, to call an class member from attachInterrupt?
Your code is incomplete - it does not provide an implementation for the method void Foo::bar().
To fix the problem, provide an implementation.
PeterH:
Markus_L811:
Is there an solution for this problem, to call an class member from attachInterrupt?Your code is incomplete - it does not provide an implementation for the method void Foo::bar().
To fix the problem, provide an implementation.
How?
My example looks like this:
.ino
#include .h
todo todo(10);
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
}
.h
void first(void);
class todo {
public:
todo (uint8_t pin);
static void second();
void third(); //could be bool or int as well with some parameter or only an flying step to go ahead
}
.cpp
todo::todo(uint8_t){
attachInterrupt(pin, first, CHANGE);
}
void first(void) {
todo::second();
}
void todo::second() {
question how to call the non static function, calling from second not needed but there is I stuck
}
Markus_L811:
How?
Write the code for that method and put it in your source file, or another file within your project.
PeterH:
Markus_L811:
How?Write the code for that method and put it in your source file, or another file within your project.
Please enlight me.
Markus_L811:
Please enlight me.
You're asking how to have an interrupt call a class method but you don't know how to implement a class method? If you don't know how to write a class, I suggest you sort that out before you start combining them with interrupts.