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Firmata sketch compilation failed for all boards #9
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Hi Jean-Marc, |
Hi Frédéric, you can test with this firmata client (no installation required) : Thank you again Jean-Marc PS : I'm trying to create an eclipse project from your package so that it would be easier to debug :-) |
Thanks for the test. I will debug it tomorrow. I'm OOO today. To debug I'm using gdb through ST Link. |
After checking the code, I think I have found the issue. else the systemResetCallback() will reset pin as Digital IO Note: I've updated the commit with this correction |
@fpistm |
I confirm that it doesn't work for L476RG. |
Some update, |
Fix #9 Signed-off-by: Frederic Pillon <[email protected]>
Hi @jmchiappa, |
Firmata update done and tested on all variants. |
@jmchiappa I would like to use Eclipse + GCC + STM32duino for development. Were you able to create an Eclipse project (mentioned above) that uses STM32duino with Eclipse + GCC? Can you provide instructions and/or pointers on getting this working? Also you mentioned above you were using Eclipse for debugging your STM32duino based project with the Firmata library. What did you use for debugging (e.g. openOCD + GDB)? I think your feedback and experience would be great for the STM32duino community knowledge base, as Eclipse is a much better tool for coding and debugging ARM projects. Thanks you, |
Hi @diond31, have you take a look on the stm32duino forum? |
Hi Frédéric,
I'm using intensively firmata sketch. I've upgraded with the latest package my arduino IDE.
But now, the compilation fails for all MCU/Nucleo boards.
Here is the log extracted from arduino's IDE (in french, sorry) targetting the STM32L053R8:
It seems that PeripheralPins.c is not evaluated before failing, even if you've declared
extern const PinMap PinMap_ADC[];
in PeripheralPins.h
Could you kindly correct and release a patch quickly ?
Thank you,
Jean-Marc
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