I just tried your suggestion of #including the two libraries manually in the main. They aren't in quotes - I know that affects how the complier looks for the file. The two Adafruit libraries do this as well - I looked into them and they have #include directives to and. I don't need to usually also #include all of the libraries that FastLED.h uses, because the header file already #includes everything it needs. However, usually I don't need to include libraries that the other library head fires are referencing. I am familiar with how including libraries works.
Just tried this out, and apparently it does, although I only get the error related to the Wire library. The same code can be opened in either Ide. It's useful to keep in mind that Visual Micro is designed to work the same way as the arduino ide so that you have the safety of knowing nearly all problems will be common issues that the community will already solved or documented.
You can add any additional required libraries using the library menu, you should see the wire and spi libraries list under "Core" The Wire (i2c) and Spi libraries are commonly used by various libraries and searching for "SPI.h: No such file or directory" on the internet would show the answers. This is usually documented on the library authors site or at least shown in the examples that come with the library. This is because some libraries rely on other libraries. h file.ĭid you try the same code in the arduino ide? I expect it will also fail. cpp file I created using the tools in Visual Micro. INO file, but unused as of yet, and the ILI9340 TFT library is in a.
The PWM servo library is included in my main. I'm attempting to use some libraries from Adafruit. Anyways, I"m having a problem compiling, and I'm getting some messages I'm not sure how to deal with.
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