Hello,

I used vMicro before with Arduino projects, with no issues.
Recently I installed ESP32 and I try to compile a pretty basic example (see code below).
The Arduino IDE is installed in 'c:\arduino', this is also configured correctly. 
The optional fields in the "IDE locations" are left blank.
The deep search is also enabled.


Bare minimum examples compile fine (i.e.blink).
The advanced blink that I found  (uses 'Ticker.h') does not compile, because it cannot resolve the header file.

Like the title indicates I have no problem compiling with Arduino IDE.

When I look at the gcc comand, the path where the libraries are located, is included as an argument (i.e. -I"[path to libraries]" ). 

Maybe you can see something that I overlooked?


Thanks.
Kristof

#include <Arduino.h>
#include <Ticker.h>

// attach a LED to pPIO 21
#define LED_PIN 21

Ticker blinker;
Ticker toggler;
Ticker changer;
float blinkerPace = 0.1;  //seconds
const float togglePeriod = 5; //seconds

void change() {
	blinkerPace = 0.5;
}

void blink() {
	digitalWrite(LED_PIN, !digitalRead(LED_PIN));
}

void toggle() {
	static bool isBlinking = false;
	if (isBlinking) {
		blinker.detach();
		isBlinking = false;
	}
	else {
		blinker.attach(blinkerPace, blink);
		isBlinking = true;
	}
	digitalWrite(LED_PIN, LOW);  //make sure LED on on after toggling (pin LOW = led ON)
}

void setup() {
	pinMode(LED_PIN, OUTPUT);
	toggler.attach(togglePeriod, toggle);
	changer.once(30, change);
}

void loop() {

}


 

Thank you for the quick response.
I compiled with verbose and attached the output.

Thanks

Thanks for looking at this problem.
Both locations contained the Ticker.h file.

However, I followed the instructions and deleted the folder, but it still doesn't compile.
I continued to compile in VS and Arduino IDE and attach the logs here.

What I did (after deleting the folder):
- Rescan tool chains
- Restart IDE
- clean solution / rebuild
- switch between release/debug

When I switch to release and build, the IDE looses intellisense (for classes inside ticker.h).
When I go back to debug, intellisense returns. 
Build has no effect in debug on intellisense.

Do you have other ideas?

I'm not sure how you can see that in the output, but Deep Search was on all the time.
I mention that in my first post.
On/off doesn't make a difference, it cannot resolve the library.

Do you see something what makes you think deep search is off?