Hi, 
I'm using the official esp32 package, vm version 1811.17, the board M5Stack-Core-ESP32, and the library M5Stack library version 0.2.4 (current).

When compiling the factory test example (https://m5stack.github.io/m5-docs/#/en/quick_start/m5core/m5stack_core_get_start...) it seems that the wrong libraries are used (SD.h from Arduino libs instead of the ones in the esp32 package). 

The same error message appears when just including the header file #include <M5Stack.h>

Please see the screencast for more information on the simple sketch with just including M5Stack.h, and the verbose log files, both included in the .rar archive.

Thanks in advance for your support!

Regards
Andreas

I don't see this issue anymore. Can you confirm your vm api version in tools>options>visual Micro>version (major and minor)?

Please put the put back and restart the ivs de. Then attach a full build output as a .txt file. switch on vmicro>compiler>verbose and "show build properties" before the build.

Thanks

ps: if you added spi as a shared library to your solution when a different board type was selected then you need to remove the library and re-add it after switching board type. This only applies if you are using shared library projects in your solution.

Yes becarefull if you switch boards with shared projects. If you switch boards a lot for the same main project code shared projects are not the way to go.

Instead use "vMicro>Toggle Hidden Files". You can see lib and core code with this method but when you switch board, in the same project, visual micro will remove and re-add the correct shortcuts.

Some libraries (such as your own) are probably not architecture dependent, therefore they can exist as shared library projects because the code files to be compiled are always from the same location.