Hi!
I have a very strange experience using Teensy libraries on one of my Linux PCs.
The story goes as follows:
I have two (Linux 22.04) PCs that utilises Synology CloudStation for syncronising files between them, including the folders containing my own developed Teensy sources and libraries.
In the past it have been possible to use any one of the PCs for developing purposes, ie. compiling and uploading sketches. This can’t be done to the same extent any longer, only on one of them.
The culprit, I think, is the fact that on the ‘faulty’ PC for a short period Arduino IDE 2 was installed.
However, after discovering that the functionality to pause scrolling in the monitor of this version didn't work, I installed the previous version (1.8.19). After this it is not possible to use libraries, but ‘stand alone’ sketches works nicely!
My feeling is that some remains of the Arduino IDE 2 installation is still there, if so how to remove it?
Attached: The library and some printouts from the compilation.
Rgds,
Göran
I have a very strange experience using Teensy libraries on one of my Linux PCs.
The story goes as follows:
I have two (Linux 22.04) PCs that utilises Synology CloudStation for syncronising files between them, including the folders containing my own developed Teensy sources and libraries.
In the past it have been possible to use any one of the PCs for developing purposes, ie. compiling and uploading sketches. This can’t be done to the same extent any longer, only on one of them.
The culprit, I think, is the fact that on the ‘faulty’ PC for a short period Arduino IDE 2 was installed.
However, after discovering that the functionality to pause scrolling in the monitor of this version didn't work, I installed the previous version (1.8.19). After this it is not possible to use libraries, but ‘stand alone’ sketches works nicely!
My feeling is that some remains of the Arduino IDE 2 installation is still there, if so how to remove it?
Attached: The library and some printouts from the compilation.
Rgds,
Göran