ESP8266 Community Forum

- Tue May 05, 2015 8:24 am #16556

Hi Bydanbicks,
thanks a lot for your help. I did as you suggested. Well all the the projects listed in Sming are now imported. I started loading Basic_Blink. Using 'Build' resulted in a disaster. I the modified the Paths, Directories and the Serial port in the Makefile. But when I again tried to' Build' i got this:

Program "mingw32-make.exe" not found in PATH Basic_Blink C/C++ Problem

That doesn't look like a OS X Command. So what I have done for hours? Can you help me with a small Makefile for OS X as an example and tell me how to solve this exe problem.
Thanks Dan

Voy

can you try this repo?
https://github.com/kireevco/Sming/tree/crossplatform2

ESP8266.com Moderator
Lets get the party started and +1

[url=https://www.banggood.com/custlink/KvGGhGF4wG[/url]

I like ESP8266 and ESP8285 and ESP32

- Tue May 05, 2015 8:37 am #16558 I follow the sming gitter with great interest, and I think its very good, the speed of things there is amazing.

But I have a question, what can I use right now? what is stable?
I rebase my sming now and again, on the main stream, and each time, my project stops working.

So how would you recommend i "consume" sming, and start working with it?

clone from main?
Is the issue (in main) of not putting my project in the same dir as sming, solved?

"
On Windows

Download ESP8266 Unofficial DevKit
Import Sming example projects to Eclipse IDE
Please upgrade SDK to v1.0.1b1
Compile it and flash to chip!"

Where do I download 1.0.1b1 exactly from - link would be gr8

Thanks for your help.

- Tue May 05, 2015 10:04 am #16572 Hi Byalonewolfx2,

Nope. Although i adapted all Directories needed nothing working. I still get a lot of Errors:
(nearly everything is missing)
Function 'digitalWrite' could not be resolved application.cpp /Basic_Blink/app line 11 Semantic Error
Function 'pinMode' could not be resolved application.cpp /Basic_Blink/app line 17 Semantic Error
make: *** No rule to make target `clean'. Stop. Basic_Blink C/C++ Problem
Method 'initializeMs' could not be resolved application.cpp /Basic_Blink/app line 18 Semantic Error
Method 'start' could not be resolved application.cpp /Basic_Blink/app line 18 Semantic Error
Symbol 'OUTPUT' could not be resolved application.cpp /Basic_Blink/app line 17 Semantic Error
Type 'Timer' could not be resolved application.cpp /Basic_Blink/app line 6 Semantic Error

and Warnings

Invalid project path: Include path not found (/Users/blabla/Documents/workspace/Sming/Basic_Blink/\include). Basic_Blink pathentry Path Entry Problem
Invalid project path: Include path not found (/Users/blabla/Documents/workspace/Sming/Basic_Blink/Sming/). Basic_Blink pathentry Path Entry Problem

I have never seen such a declaration before. Is that correct? '/Sming/Basic_Blink/\include'
To be honest, never thought getting that much problems installing such small piece of software.

Can anyone give me Size results using lua, Arduino ESP IDE and Sming ?

- Tue May 05, 2015 3:04 pm #16623

I follow the sming gitter with great interest, and I think its very good, the speed of things there is amazing.

But I have a question, what can I use right now? what is stable?
I rebase my sming now and again, on the main stream, and each time, my project stops working.

So how would you recommend i "consume" sming, and start working with it?

clone from main?
Is the issue (in main) of not putting my project in the same dir as sming, solved?

"
On Windows

Download ESP8266 Unofficial DevKit
Import Sming example projects to Eclipse IDE
Please upgrade SDK to v1.0.1b1
Compile it and flash to chip!"

Where do I download 1.0.1b1 exactly from

The latest 'ESP8266 Unofficial DevKit' (Version 2.0.3, 27.04.2015) already has SDK 1.01. Check the changelog.

sming is moving fast! This means there currently isn't a 'stable' version, but I haven't had serious problems yet, and they seem to find and fix any bugs quickly.

To start working with sming I simply cloned the master repo of sming into C:\Espressif\sming, and i pull the latest whenever I want the latest set of changes. I create new folders inside sming for my own sming applications so that they don't get walked-over by an update, but sometimes this means I have to update some things in my custom applications (eg makefile) by hand.