Downloaded the latest Ragen with development 0.8.5.16 libraries. Tried a few simple sketches and none would compile. "Sketch too big". Seems ok with wifi removed, but almost anything added with wifi support and the sketch si too big.
When the Display Led PWM box is UNCHECKED the following compile errors
C:\Users\Bryan\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ReefAngel_Wifi\ReefAngel_Wifi.cpp: In function 'void processHTTP()':
C:\Users\Bryan\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ReefAngel_Wifi\ReefAngel_Wifi.cpp:276: error: 'class ReefAngelClass' has no member named 'PWM'
C:\Users\Bryan\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ReefAngel_Wifi\ReefAngel_Wifi.cpp:277: error: 'class ReefAngelClass' has no member named 'PWM'
I forgot to fix that pwm error before I released the software. Guess I'm gonna have to fix tnat. also yes, with wifi the code does get large. a suggestion is to enable simple_menu and remove datetimesetup to give more space.
Just re-released version 16. Use the update utility to grab the latest copy that has the fix in it. I just updated the RAGen installer version now too.
Hmm, can't find any reference to simple menu. Even with just Wifi and Display LED PWM options selected, and no others, the sketch still comes out to 33160 bytes.
binder wrote:Just re-released version 16. Use the update utility to grab the latest copy that has the fix in it. I just updated the RAGen installer version now too.
Hmm, can't find any reference to simple menu. Even with just Wifi and Display LED PWM options selected, and no others, the sketch still comes out to 33160 bytes.
-=Bryan=-
RAGen does not have all the features added to it. It has not been updated for a while to contain all the additional features/options. The best thing I can suggest is for you to read through the Features file and look at the newer features to know what they are and how to enable them.
RAGen does not have all the features added to it. It has not been updated for a while to contain all the additional features/options. The best thing I can suggest is for you to read through the Features file and look at the newer features to know what they are and how to enable them.
This is what the original features file should be because RAGen overrides it and creates a new one each time you generate a PDE file.
curt
Thanks Curt,starting to come together now.
So if one installed RAGEN without the libraries, the newly created ReefAngel_Features.h needs to be copied over to the Arduino libraries where I keep the latest development libraries. Seems to me it makes more sense to keep the development librariies where the RAGen install prompts in the document folder, and keep them sepearte from any othe libraries in my default Arduino folder.
Bryan wrote:
Thanks Curt,starting to come together now.
So if one installed RAGEN without the libraries, the newly created ReefAngel_Features.h needs to be copied over to the Arduino libraries where I keep the latest development libraries. Seems to me it makes more sense to keep the development librariies where the RAGen install prompts in the document folder, and keep them sepearte from any othe libraries in my default Arduino folder.
What you can do is tell RAGen where your arduino libraries folder is located, then it will save the features file in the proper spot. Under Edit -> Settings, you can change the Sketch / PDE directory and the arduino libraries directory too.
I would suggest keeping the reefangel libraries located in the My Documents\Arduino folder, away from the standard/default libraries folder that ships with arduino. This way you can update the arduino software without having to move around your libraries folder. It just makes things very simple. It's how I do it too.
Yes, an updated RAGen is in the works. I'm making some big changes to it to be more expandable and more user friendly PLUS be cross platform. As you can imagine, this will require some work to get things to function properly. I've also not had a lot of time to focus on it due to getting some much needed features added to my libraries for others to interact with. There's always something.
I would suggest keeping the reefangel libraries located in the My Documents\Arduino folder, away from the standard/default libraries folder that ships with arduino. This way you can update the arduino software without having to move around your libraries folder. It just makes things very simple. It's how I do it too.
Yes, good advice, it get's confusing with different versions when there is copies all over the place, especially if using RAgen.
Yes, an updated RAGen is in the works. I'm making some big changes to it to be more expandable and more user friendly PLUS be cross platform. As you can imagine, this will require some work to get things to function properly. I've also not had a lot of time to focus on it due to getting some much needed features added to my libraries for others to interact with. There's always something.
curt
Please keep them coming, excellent work. I bet you and Roberto are running into a wall with available memory with the 328 though.
Hey Curt,
Can you add a safety check for faulty sensor on your dev libraries?
Reference: http://forum.reefangel.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=152
Maybe when you compare for abnormalities, you could also compare for 0 readings, which would indicate a faulty sensor.
Do you think it would work?
Curt, I noticed you mention something about "interverting" the SingleATO code in the latest library, does that mean that the whole debate we had there: http://forum.reefangel.com/viewtopic.ph ... 4&start=10
now goes the other way around ? I definitly want to keep everything up to date and give RA Client2.2 a try but wouldn't want to mess up my ATO code... I'm currently using the code I had suggested at the very end of that thread.
And glad to hear you are working on a super boosted version of RAgen, that's awesome, we'll all patiently wait
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