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Addendum: Thanks. |
Addendum - 2: Final note: in D:\Program Files(x86) there are a total of THREE different releases of Arduino and, using any of these "old" IDEs, I have no problem whatsoever... |
This is the problem. The Arduino build system discovers the libraries that are located in the
Then you must set your "Sketchbook location" preference to this location:
Please make that preferences change and then comment in this issue thread to let us know whether the problem still occurs.
This is a known bug being tracked here: arduino/arduino-cli#1565
I think this is not the correct interpretation of the results you observed. Arduino IDE 2.x uses the libraries installed under the Arduino IDE 1.x installation folder in addition to the ones in your sketchbook. |
Hi, thank you for your support and, if you can, sorry for this VERY LONG and late reply. Below what reported by the use of ==> Arduino IDE 1.8.19 and ESP32 Espressif System 2.0.3.
Please note. I had previously copied all the libraries I use The result is that however the new IDE 2.0.0 IGNORE IT. Below, excerpts (just some of the last lines) from the IDE 2.0.0 results of compiling the sketch:
To simplify, I have indicated with *** (three stars) the path differences between the two IDEs.
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Please do this:
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Here, the very last snapshot from the IDE 2.0.0 serial monitor out:
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So: I uninstalled the IDE 2.0.0 (deleted the folder of the program and that of the added libraries), unzipped the file, copied the contents in
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Describe the problem
Hi everyone, I'm trying to use this brand new IDE:
Version: 2.0.0-rc9.2.nightly-20220825
Date: 2022-08-25T03:50:18.689Z
CLI Version: git-snapshot [42cd9e17]
but it gives me this output in the serial monitor:
Unlike what reported, I have set the IDE [File-->Preferences-->Schetchbook Location] to the path of the folder where the libraries are:
d:\Users\WinUSER\Documents\Arduino\Arduino_200\libraries
The new IDE 2.0.0 is installed in :
D:\Program Files\Arduino_200_BETA
(after downloaded directly the ZIP file from https://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide, unzipped and moved in the -D- phisical HDD).What it seems to me, is that it simply IGNORE even the very POSSIBILITY of using the given path.
Anyway, with the use of the current IDE 1.8.19 with the SAME files and the SAME libraries everything is fine and working.
Have a nice day.
To reproduce
I use many libraries and the sketch is divided into 9 files: once compiled it takes up to 1188149 bytes (60%) of program storage space...
Expected behavior
the same as IDE 1.8.19
Arduino IDE version
2.0.0-rc9.2.nightly-20220825
Operating system
Windows
Operating system version
Win 10 pro 64 bit 21H2 19044.1889
Additional context
ESP32 ?
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