- Mon Jun 08, 2015 3:38 am
#19807
Hi,
I successfully could access Bitlash running on Arduino Pro Mini wirelessly via ESP8266-01:
http://www.esp8266.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3460#p19796
I downloaded Bitlash from here:
http://bitlash.net/
and installed under "arduino-1.6.4/libraries/billroy-bitlash-7d80a37".
It compiles fine for any Arduino board.
When I select board as "Generic ESP8266 Module", then I get this compile error:
Has anybody successfully compiled Bitlash for ESP8266?
Is there an alternative to "avr/io.h" for inclusion?
Having Bitlash run directly on ESP8266 would be cool since that would eliminate the need for a connected Arduino for my motor test station project (perhaps the ESP8266-01 will not be enough, but my ESP8266-12 has far more pins than needed).
Hermann.
I successfully could access Bitlash running on Arduino Pro Mini wirelessly via ESP8266-01:
http://www.esp8266.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3460#p19796
I downloaded Bitlash from here:
http://bitlash.net/
and installed under "arduino-1.6.4/libraries/billroy-bitlash-7d80a37".
It compiles fine for any Arduino board.
When I select board as "Generic ESP8266 Module", then I get this compile error:
Code: Select all
In file included from /home/stammw/Desktop/Arduino/arduino-1.6.4/libraries/billroy-bitlash-7d80a37/src/bitlash-cmdline.c:36:0,
from /home/stammw/Desktop/Arduino/arduino-1.6.4/libraries/billroy-bitlash-7d80a37/bitlash.cpp:49:
/home/stammw/Desktop/Arduino/arduino-1.6.4/libraries/billroy-bitlash-7d80a37/src/bitlash.h:54:20: fatal error: avr/io.h: No such file or directory
#include "avr/io.h"
^
compilation terminated.
Error compiling.
Has anybody successfully compiled Bitlash for ESP8266?
Is there an alternative to "avr/io.h" for inclusion?
Having Bitlash run directly on ESP8266 would be cool since that would eliminate the need for a connected Arduino for my motor test station project (perhaps the ESP8266-01 will not be enough, but my ESP8266-12 has far more pins than needed).
Hermann.
