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My 2cents I'm not really sure about what the exact nature is of the problem but the 2 things that come to mind are 1) handles 2) references https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/pointers-vs-references-cpp/ Handles are used very often in the windows API. Amongst others for files. In its simplest...

It looks like those tytools behave very much the same as what paul implemented. project properties->arduino->apply and ok does not guarantee the indexer will rerun. It copies the info from the boards.txt and platform.txt to the environment variables used by CDT. If change is detected (either...

@Theremingenieur I don't know this TyCommander you are referring to. Do you have a good starting point? If TyCommander changes the boards.txt and or the platform.txt you should do project properties->arduino->apply and ok. This will make sloeber to see these changes. Jantje

Thanks for the explanation of how it should work. IMHO I need that info to support teensy in the future with sloeber.

Sure it will :-)

I think I was right when I stated :"I may be completely out of touch here so correct me if I'm wrong". From the discussion here I learned that there is now a requirement to have the com port set correctly. IMHO not explicitly needed in this test case (2 different teensy types) but very needed...

Here you can see the bootloader issue I see quite often and the failure to teensy2++.

@defragster That is what I do. My test may seem simple but I'm kind of on the extreme with 12 arduino's connected at my system at the same time as I'm doing upload tests. I see windows making a mess of the com ports (assigning the same com port to 2 different devices) and sometimes I see a...

I only have one loader open. It seems to work but it is unstable. Sometimes I have to unplug the teensy that works so the teensy that didn't work starts working.

Strange, now it is working fine. It lookes like the teensyloader missed the teensy2++ at startup and did not recover.

@tontton81 Indeed that was part of the issue. When starting 2 teensyduino's I could upload to the 3.1 but the upload to teensy2++ fails because it tries to upload to 3.1 I had to unplug the 3.1 (I also closed teensy loader) to get the upload to work

I may be completely out of touch here so correct me if I'm wrong For some reason I thought this version supported multiple teensy's connected to the same pc. So I tried that and came to some "unexpected behaviour". I wanted to do the following setup in windows 10: Run teensyduino 2 times. one...

cool :-) thanks

It is up to Paul but I was thinking about adding a comment in the example.

Hi When testing Sloeber I have 2 failed tests on the USB mouse button example (examples of teensyduino 1.4.1) I tested with teensyduino and that also failed (though with a different error message) The problem is with Mouse.screenSize(1920, 1080); Apparently for teensy2(++) Mouse is defined in...

Indeed it seems to work with teensyduino :-( As you know I use Sloeber... Root cause is that ...\arduino-PR-beta1.9-BUILD-31\hardware\teensy\avr\libraries\LiquidCrystal contains a LiquidCrystal.h and LiquidCrystal.cpp in 2 locations. Arduino IDE seems to prefer the files in src and sloeber the...

I have run a full example build with this release and found a issue with example_examples__10_StarterKit_BasicKit_p11_CrystalBall for all teensy boards. The reason is that the library arduino-PR-beta1.9-BUILD-31\hardware\teensy\avr\libraries\LiquidCrystal lib is empty and marked as "no longer...

Sloeber already can do the test you are building Paul I already have a junit test in Sloeber that does a big part of this. It doesn't log the number of warnings because to many sketches produce warnings but if you want I can add that info in a log file...

That is what sloeber does for eclipse.

A test run in sloeber just finished compiling all arduino examples on all teensy boards. That makes 560 compiles. No problems whatsoever so the toolchain is fine. Top quality as usual. Best regards Jantje

I just tested on windows 10 installed on top of the arduino ide 1.8.2. Compiled and uploaded blink ( on a teesy3.1 ) from arduino IDE and Sloeber. All went as smooth as can be. Jantje

I'm not sure you can do it. I'm pretty sure Sloeber is not the best way to do this. As you are training to become an engineer: a tip from a engineer: managers ask questions engineers rtfm. It seems to me you have not yet made up your mind what you want to be.

I would say : A "arduino sketch" (contained in one or more ino files) is C++ with a slight pre-processing step to automatically add includes and function declarations. The "Arduino language" is really just a C++ library (called "core" in arduino land) that implements a API and includes a main()...

Why didn't you install 4.1?

check http:\\sloeber.io I had to move all download files

That is really old advice. Here is the updated info http://eclipse.baeyens.it/how_to.shtml#/i

I didn't test this out yet. But I support Teensy so if there is a problem make a issue and I'll fix it. Jantje

Paul is absolutely right. Start with the Arduino IDE. For Teensy you have to install Arduino iDE and add Teensyduino to it before you can tell the Arduino eclipse plugin named sloeber where the teensy hardware information is located on your system. Jantje

:-) I have looked on your github repository for these files but I have not found them. Otherwise I would have created a pull request.

Paul Have you seen my message?

Hi Paul The nightly Arduino eclipse plugin builds fine with version 1.28. Thanks for that. However the upload fix seems to have been lost in the communication. It is exactly the same thing but for tools.teensyloader.cmd.path. Here is what I have after fixing. Best regards Jantje

Hi Paul Can you provide some feedback here? Best regards Jantje

I don't think it is related. This is a request for functionality while the link you refer to is a bug report.

Hi Jantje here; the author of the Arduino eclipse plugin. There is a problem with the arudino eclipse plugin related to the serial monitor and the upload for teensy. The problem is as follows When the plugin uploads to teensy it runs following commands Close the serial monitor connection to the...

I think I finally found the root cause of my issue. I didn't check wether you code does the workaround or not. The problem is when the mcu gets reset when a slave was sending a command. I created a github issue on arduino on how to fix it https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/issues/3290 Best...

@KurtE Save before build is now done by default. There is no need any more to set it. If you set the private libraries folder in the preference page to your user librariesfolder; Than you should see them in the gui when doing add library. Best regards Jantje

just tried on my system (linux 64 bit) with arduino eclipse plugin. Works like a charm.

I am active in this world and I don't think you would ever get approval/chance to connect a Teensy to one of those running in production. My 2 cents. There are still a lot of XP systems around and there probably will remain quite a lot of xp systems around in the near future. The main question...

A small update from my site. I have been using teensyduino 2.1 with my arduino eclipse plugin (nightly build!!) using upload and serial monitor. There are some shortcommings in my plugin but all in all it works pretty smooth. I'll fix the issues but I have other priorities right now. Issue 1 is...

yes it is it is on the eclipse market place http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/arduino-eclipse-ide But for it to work with the latest version of teensy you need to have the nightly build. Go here http://eclipse.baeyens.it/ select install->nightly builds->your os Take the version of 15 feb...

tried the latest version (installer) I noticed the files didn't scroll and then it was installed. No problem but i thought I'll report it. Tried a sketch with the teensyduino and that worked fine Tried a sketch with the latest build of the arduino eclipse plugin and that worked fine :-) I didn't...

@Paul Thanks for the "how to pass a value through the linker code". I have been thinking about the RTC problem. As most RTC clocks go way back in time when unpowered. Isn't simply a matter or reading the RTC time and if the RTC time is smaller than the value given by the linker=> update the RTC...

Hi Paul Added the extra environment variables and it seems to work like a charm. I'll check it in so its available from tomorrow onwards. the time is board selection time for now. I need a think on a better place. I still need a fix for the 2 servo libs. Now I have them 2 times in my list and...

EDIT post crossed. answered above Hi Paul I get all that. But I do not understand why Is necessary. If you want a switch to turn it on or off a menu is far easier and does not need special code. I do not have a problem creating the extra environment variables. I'm actually very interested in...

Hi Paul I got it. If I put ,--defsym=__rtc_localtime=1423939866 it works. So it must be related to the mentioned above. I have been reading the RTC stuff a couple of times but i fail to understand some of it. I don't quite understand why you set a value to true in the boards.txt to have special...

Hi Paul I have an issue with the latest version. It works fine in the Arduino IDE but in my eclipse plugin with the fix to the boards.txt I get the following output I noticed the archive is in the command twice. Not sure why it is twice there. I tried on the command line with only one archive...

I tried to compile teensy3.1 sketch on my system (red hat enterprise 6.4). Compiled fine. I have no hardware at hand right now so no further tests. In my setup i can not select a servo example in the arduino IDE. I also tried to compile in my plugin a servo example and I found build.core.path...

Hi paul About Can you point me to the spec that explains how it should work when Arduino delivers a servo library in .../arduino-1.6.0/libraries/Servo and you in arduino-1.6.0/hardware/teensy/avr/libraries/Servo. Have you tested it actually works in 1.6? I fully agree on this one. I think it...

Och now I think of it. The servo library has caused me some pain. I ended up making a teensy folder and copying the servo folder of teensyduino in the teensy folder. Then I extended the existing #ifdef structure in the servo.h file of arduino IDE to point to servo.h of teensyduino(but that...

@ paul That is as you had stated a long time ago and as we did. So unfortunately you are redoing what we did :-( Looks like it will be quick though :-D so nothing bad happened. And it will help your understanding :-) Keep us posted Jantje