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Looking at the Arduino.cmake file, around line 822, inside the function get_arduino_flags, there is the line: `set(COMPILE_FLAGS "-DF_CPU=${${BOARD_ID}${ARDUINO_CPUMENU}.build.f_cpu} -DARDUINO=${ARDUINO_VERSION_DEFINE} -DARDUINO_${${BOARD_ID}.build.board} -DARDUINO_ARCH_AVR -mmcu=${${BOARD_ID}${ARDUINO_CPUMENU}.build.mcu}") ` The worked for the old Arduino nano328...
Looking at the example, shouldn't the code read: ` #include ` That said, I tried to use the Servo Sweep example within CLion using CMake, and even though I set...
Got Servo to Work with the following addition to CMakeLists.txt ``` link_directories(/Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/libraries/Servo/src/avr) set(Servo_RECURSE True) ``` This also worked: ``` link_directories(/Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/libraries) set(Servo_RECURSE True) ``` This also worked, without the link directories....
Been working on it myself on OSX. I'm using homebrew as a package manager, so I had to make sure Kicad was pointing to the correct python. Right now I'm...
Jeff -- THAT TOTALLY HELPED! I was completely dumbfounded as to "what to do next"..... I suggest that your main Read Me file has a section on what to do...
Note -- if you can ditch scikit-build-core you will save from bringing in a lot of unnecessary dependencies. Recently completed a branch of TkFontAwesome where I used hatch as the...