Compile error with current arduino-upstream branch #6406
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Hi @HDPlayser, it's probably problem in PlatformIO. It doesn't support Arduino core for ESP32 from version v2.0 and newest. Take a look on #6044 to find a workaround. |
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@HDPlayser It is Platformio. The Platformio |
Thank you, but unfortunately it also didn`t compile. Same error. 🙄 |
Thanks for your reply.
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@HDPlayser you specify the toolchain in your ini file here |
This is my current build configuration: |
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I searched for "Client.map" in the .platformio folder, which includes all platforms, frameworks, libraries. There are no references. Is that somewhere in your code or libraries? I also tried compiling my project with your settings. Note I had to skip the partition, and include a webserver library. Minor note: I believe CORE_DEBUG_LEVEL maxes out at 5. |
There is no such file called Client.map on my whole C-Drive 😂 A: Minor Note: Yes the Field CORE_DEBUG_LEVEL goes normally up to 5 but within my own AsyncHTTPClient it goes up to 10 so it can display super verbose stuff. 😅 |
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Try skipping the build partition? |
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No, sorry. Still the absolute same error 😶 |
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I believe the .map file is generated during build. Should be in your [build]/[env:name] folder. This is the first few lines of my [project_name].map file:Archive member included to satisfy reference by file (symbol) C:/.pio/build/esp32c3/libc0e/libWiFi.a(WiFi.cpp.o) .....goes on for about 70,000 + lines I believe it's for the symbol and reference function in platformio. I did have a .map error before with one project and I ended fixing it by removing spaces in my project path and name. Hope this helps [EDIT: Taking a closer look at the .map file, I think it's generated and then needed by the compiler to finish the job. I had this error also, drove me nuts for a couple days because I was working with a RFID reader that happen to have a map file, (unrelated), in it's library so I was looking in the wrong spot forever. I can't remember for sure but I'm almost certain I removed any strange characters and spaces in the project path with underscores and it compiled. Also another reason why a permanently moved my build path closer to the root.] |
Good point. It appears to be named after the project name. For my D4500 project it's located at: |
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Yes it's supposed to be your project name file. When I had the error before, it wasn't my project's name, it was something else, not Client but another reference to a library or function. Seems it might be a clue as to what folder to look into for path problems. After that error, I moved my working directory closer to root because Windows can do strange things with long paths, especially to your [User account\Documents and Settings] environment path.
Solved it for me plus getting rid of unusual characters in the project source path and name. |
This is actually a very good point. My Project is indeed named MeshSolutions Client, with an space in between. I think we found the issue. I will try to rename the project tomorrow back at work. |
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In general do not place project dirs in deeply directories when using Windows. |
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We found the Issue. It was the space in the Project folder`s name. Just by removing it, it compiled without any problems. |
Board
esp-wrover-kit / esp32dev
Device Description
Custom Board for IoT-Purposes
Hardware Configuration
All GPIOs are used up.
SPI-Devices are also connected
Version
latest master
IDE Name
PlatformIO
Operating System
Windows 10 21H2
Flash frequency
80Mhz
PSRAM enabled
no
Upload speed
115200
Description
When I compile my software with the default esp32 version, which includes the ESP-IDF Version 3.3.5 everything works like expected. Now I wanted to update to the lastest branch, which includes the new ESP-IDF version 4.x. At the end of compilation when the compiler is linking. I get the following error:
The Compiler gives me absolutely no hint where to trace the error.
When I start a fresh project, it compiles flawlessly.
I want to know why the compiler does not generate the file client.map if I understand this correctly.
Also I could not find any information about the file "Client.map" online.
If you want, I could share the verbose build file if it helps.
Somewhere is code then, which the compile does not like, because my simpler project compiles without errors.
I did an verbose build and could not trace the error either.
I changed the Board to another, it did also not compile.
Here is my current Environment configuration:
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Sketch
Very large Project. Error not traceable.Debug Message
Other Steps to Reproduce
No response
I have checked existing issues, online documentation and the Troubleshooting Guide
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