I think Espressif changed ESP32 library, so we dosn't access GPIO port pins directly.

[GokhanAyberk]

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Hi Dominic I think my issue general I am using latest version and ESP32 wroom-DA. My sketch was working very good. But I had this error after esp32 board lib update now, "" /home/gokhan/Arduino/libraries/PxMatrix_LED_MATRIX_library/PxMatrix.h:83:29: error: 'GPIO' was not declared in this scope 83 | #define GPIO_REG_SET(val) GPIO.out_w1ts = val | ^~~~ /home/gokhan/Arduino/libraries/PxMatrix_LED_MATRIX_library/PxMatrix.h:408:5: note: in expansion of macro 'GPIO_REG_SET' 408 | GPIO_REG_SET(1 << _LATCH_PIN); | ^~~~~~~~~~~~ ""

I think Espressif changed ESP32 library, so we dosn't access GPIO port pins directly.

I tried to fix like; #include "hal/gpio_ll.h" ; #include <PxMatrix.h>

but it doesn't work. Any suggestion? Thank you.

[GokhanAyberk]

I solved my issue, The other change was in the timer object use

1. I added (#include "hal/gpio_ll.h" ;) line for direct access to GPIO pins
2. I chagged my timer usage. void display_update_enable(bool is_enable) { timer = timerBegin(1000000); timerAttachInterrupt(timer, &display_updater); timerAlarm(timer, 4000, true,0); timerStart(timer); }

[sseodate]

i change back FW ESP32 3.xx to 2.xx and all is ok.

[namato18]

Is there any update on this? I tried adding #include "hal/gpio_ll.h" ; and I'm still getting the error 'GPIO' was not declared in this scope. Any help is appreciated!

Edit: I reverted back to esp32 (espressif systems) version 2.0.16 and it compiled fine

[m000lie]

thanks @namato18 ! downgrading to v2.0.16 works well 👍