I am having issues porting existing code to Spark from working Arduino examples. The problems is that the #include documents are not easily referenced. Eg/ code below; /////////////////// Includes /////////////////////////// #include <EEPROM.h> #include <avr/io.h> #include <avr/interrupt.h> … and …

This might help you out. I had to include the application.h file at the top of my .h file to get it to compile right. [image] Build IDE - .cpp files no longer pre-processed! This topic is now pinned. It will appear at the top of its category until it is either unpinned by a moderato…

Can you give us a little more detail about what you are trying to port over to the Spark? Is it possible to share all of your code, maybe a github repo link? The EEPROM.h library requirement is going to be a problem. There is currently nothing exactly like that for the Spark. The Spark Core has n…

DanC, the libraries you listed are not compatible with Spark. As RWB pointed out, most of the “low level” includes are taken care of in application.h. Not all arduino libraries are straight forward to port to Spark and why so many members are working so hard to port as many of them as possible. S…

Thanks for the quick replies. I have several arduino projects, sound like it is not that simple to port over to this “arduino” compatible board (or a too early in the spark core project). An optimistic CTRL+C … CTLR+V would have been nice! Some header files i am using are highlighted below (Variou…

@DanC in your example at the top, see the line: #include <avr/io.h> Our micro-controller is not the same as the Arduino’s micro-controller. Theirs is an AVR architecture, ours is an ARM architecture. That means anything that includes AVR-specific code will not be a copy-paste port. But overall thi…

DanC, not all arduinos are created the same! Hardware specific libraries are always tricky to use. Spark has an amazing community that is working hard at porting libraries over to the Spark. I suggest you post the code you need ported (on github for example) and see if the community can take a cr…

Support for Arduino #Include files

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This might help you out. I had to include the application.h file at the top of my .h file to get it to compile right.

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