Check compatibility with Arduino 1.6.6

[pgollor]

The Arduino community released version 1.6.6 the day before yesterday (2015-11-03).

Could somebody check the compatibility with your code version on your operating system?
If you could, please post the following things:

• operating system (Windows 7,8,10, Linux version, Mac OSX)
• architecture 32bit, 64bit
• Arduino version (stable, staging or the git hash)
• used Arduino package manager or not
• Hardware (ESP8266 Generic, NodeMCU, etc.)???
• the working example sketch
• which works not?

Previously thanks for your posts.

My tests:

• Ubuntu 15.04 x64 and 14.04 x64
• ESP8266-01 generic board + FTDI
• no package manager
• version 2f3f1f5
• ESP8266WebServer/HelloServer example sketch

Travis link for Arduino 1-6-6 try:

[asetyde]

sorry but , you test an arduino ? it's not only esp ?

My tests:

Windows 7 & Windows 10 Visual Studio with visual micro with arduino library 1.6.6 , 1.6.7 , 1.6.8
Nodemcu 1.0 esp826612-e
Stable and Staging boardmanager(latest release )
my project (3) with DHT library 1.1.1 , Mysql library , Wifiudp library (network/math/eeprom/analoginput/digitalinput) no issue

[pgollor]

@asetyde thanks for your tests.
No I tested the ESP8266-01. It was my fault. I corrected this.

[marvinroger]

• OS: Ubuntu 14.04
• Arch: x64
• OS: Ubuntu 14.04
• Arduino version: Latest staging
• Hardware: NodeMCU v1.0
• Working sketch: All
• Non-working sketch: None

The only visual problems being the Warnings (fixed upstream), and the invalid library messages.

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• OS: Ubuntu 14.04
• Arch: x64
• OS: Ubuntu 14.04
• Arduino version: ba3af99
• Hardware: NodeMCU v1.0
• Working sketch: All
• Non-working sketch: None

The only visual problems being the recipa.ar.pattern warning , and the invalid library messages.

[sej7278]

what are you testing, 1.6.6 ide totally breaks esp8266 compatibility due to package/platform naming and the use of arduino-builder, that's a known issue.

or do you mean the esp8266 build of the arduino ide (not just the core) not using boards manager?

[marvinroger]

No it does not. Updating from 1.6.5 to 1.6.6 using the same boards manager files doesn't work. But if you use boards manager with a clean 1.6.6 install, it does work.

[sej7278]

ah that's interesting, might explain why using the git version just worked for me after i deleted all the packages and staging stuff in ~/.arduino15

so boards manager doesn't even manage to fulfil its entire point - making updating cores easier!

OS: Debian Sid
Arch: x64
Arduino version: 1.6.6 (upstream, not esp8266 build)
esp8266 core version: 66c69b3 (git not Boards Mangler)
Hardware: NodeMCU v1.0
Working sketch: All
Non-working sketch: None

[pgollor]

I mean the current Arduino 1.6.6 release from arduino.cc

[marvinroger]

This issue is only for test reports, there is a little more detailed issue about this, with your mentionned fix : #965

[pgollor]

Thanks guys for your posts. So we need some tests with windows and mac os i think.

[marvinroger]

I will report for Windows soon.
Le 8 nov. 2015 2:10 PM, "pgollor" [email protected] a écrit :

Thanks guys for your posts. So we need some tests with windows and mac os
i think.

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