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2017-08-18 at 15:18 #13823AnonymousInactive
Hello again Dan,
I said to myself to try the Makelangelo software RUMBA again just in case, and weirdly, I got a different error than I usually do. The error said:
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void processConfig()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:206: error: ‘adjustDimensions’ was not declared in this scope
adjustDimensions(newT,newB,newR,newL);
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void adjustInversions(int, int)’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:250: error: ‘saveInversions’ was not declared in this scope
saveInversions();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void polargraph_line(float, float, float, float)’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:301: error: ‘motor_line’ was not declared in this scope
motor_line(l1,l2,z,new_feed_rate);
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void teleport(float, float)’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:406: error: ‘wait_for_empty_segment_buffer’ was not declared in this scope
wait_for_empty_segment_buffer();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:415: error: ‘motor_set_step_count’ was not declared in this scope
motor_set_step_count(L1,L2,0);
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void sayVersionNumber()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:436: error: ‘loadVersion’ was not declared in this scope
char versionNumber = loadVersion();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void calibrateBelts()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:448: error: ‘wait_for_empty_segment_buffer’ was not declared in this scope
wait_for_empty_segment_buffer();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void findHome()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:524: error: ‘wait_for_empty_segment_buffer’ was not declared in this scope
wait_for_empty_segment_buffer();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void where()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:594: error: ‘wait_for_empty_segment_buffer’ was not declared in this scope
wait_for_empty_segment_buffer();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void processCommand()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:716: error: ‘saveUID’ was not declared in this scope
saveUID();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:723: error: ‘motor_engage’ was not declared in this scope
case 17: motor_engage(); break;
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:724: error: ‘motor_disengage’ was not declared in this scope
case 18: motor_disengage(); break;
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:759: error: ‘wait_for_empty_segment_buffer’ was not declared in this scope
wait_for_empty_segment_buffer();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:822: error: ‘savePulleyDiameter’ was not declared in this scope
savePulleyDiameter();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:831: error: ‘SD_StartPrintingFile’ was not declared in this scope
case 4: SD_StartPrintingFile(strchr(serialBuffer,’ ‘)+1); break; // read file
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:844: error: ‘saveCalibration’ was not declared in this scope
saveCalibration();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void setHome(float, float)’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:884: error: ‘saveHome’ was not declared in this scope
saveHome();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void setup()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:915: error: ‘loadConfig’ was not declared in this scope
loadConfig();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:918: error: ‘motor_setup’ was not declared in this scope
motor_setup();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:919: error: ‘motor_engage’ was not declared in this scope
motor_engage();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:923: error: ‘SD_init’ was not declared in this scope
SD_init();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:924: error: ‘LCD_init’ was not declared in this scope
LCD_init();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:928: error: ‘setPenAngle’ was not declared in this scope
setPenAngle(PEN_UP_ANGLE);
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: In function ‘void loop()’:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:963: error: ‘SD_check’ was not declared in this scope
SD_check();
^
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:965: error: ‘LCD_update’ was not declared in this scope
LCD_update();
^
C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\MarginallyClever-Makelangelo-firmware-83d73a2\makelangeloFirmwareRumba\makelangeloFirmwareRumba.ino: At global scope:
makelangeloFirmwareRumba:971: error: expected declaration before ‘}’ token
}
^
Multiple libraries were found for “LiquidCrystal.h”
Used: C:\Users\Hanan\Documents\Arduino\libraries\LiquidCrystal
Not used: C:\Users\Hanan\Desktop\Arduino\libraries\LiquidCrystal
exit status 1
‘adjustDimensions’ was not declared in this scopeThanks for your help!
Adam Youssef
2017-08-19 at 06:02 #13827AnonymousInactiveThe error showed up as:
‘adjustDimensions’ was not declared in this scope.
I hope that helps!
Adam Youssef
2017-08-19 at 10:41 #13828DanKeymasterIf you’re compiling the development branch of the code, make sure you have the latest and you’ll have to check your configuration.h settings. If you’re compiling the last stable release available on our website, check your Arduino settings. I recently had to reinstall Arduino after an automatic upgrade made it go really dumb – it couldn’t build projects that were spread across multiple files (which this is).
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