Hi,
I recently updated to the latest Arduino IDE version (previously using v22).
When I was loading up Arduplane v2.28, I found some of the files generate compile errors, due to the changes from the earlier IDE version.
I had copied all the Arduplane v2.2.8 library files into the Arduino IDE library, but errors when compiling the arduplane.pde file included :
"wiring.h"- no such file or directory
"WProgram.h" - no such file or directory
"boolean" - has not been declared
also "unit8_t" is also generating errors
When I swapped back to V22 of the Arduino IDE the files compiled perfectly.
Any clues, or will there be a new version coming out shortly to address the Arduion IDE changes?
Thanks in anticipation
Randal
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I am having the same issues. I have tried using Arduino 1.0 with and without the -relax option and am still getting the same errors. In the source code it looks like it should be calling wire.h rather than wiring.h but I honestly do not know what the issue is. The ArduPlane 2.30 is still giving me these issues so if anyone has any ideas please let me know.
Are you using the 1.0 compiled with the -relax option from the APM repository?
http://code.google.com/p/ardupilot-mega/downloads/detail?name=ardui...