JsonGeneratorExample.ino: 5:19: fatal error: wchar.h: No such file or directory The wchar.h library is not found and the sketch fails to compile when this is included. One image shows it initially, the other with the headers included. It worked OK to start with (no Intellisense errors), but once I saved and compiled it a couple of times the Intellisense errors started (or maybe it was when I added an additional line with an intentional Intellisense error). I started with one of your examples and removed the comment lines for clarity. Here are some screen shots of the Visual Studio screen showing the Intellisense errors. I had tried adding the additional headers, but I've tried again to make sure :). I'm excited to use your library, in testing with the Arduino IDE the library seems to be doing exactly what I'm after, but as with cfeied, it becomes unworkable in VisualStudio once I include your library.Īny help of thoughts would be appreciated.
#Visual micro arduino code#
The code does compile without any errors and does run as expected on the Arduino boards. I have also noticed that genuine errors in the code are not pickud up by IntelliSense when this library is included. When I hover the mouse over the error I get the following message in a popup "variable "EMIT" is not a type name". For example I get a redline under "const" in the line "const int ledPin = 13". I take it that these are the IntelliSense errors (they are red underlines in the code).
#Visual micro arduino install#
I initially used the Arduino Library manager to install your library, then after getting the issues, I then downloaded a zip of the library from Github, still the errors existed.Īs soon as I #include the ArduinoJson libary then I get hundreds of errors showing in the code. Compiling and uploading onto Arduino boards. I use the Visual Micro plug in for MS Visual Studio 2017. I am having the exact same issue as cfeied. Target, to see whether the problem is associated with VMicro or with the Tomorrow I will attempt to compile AJ under visualmicro with an arduino I will reach out to the folks at PJRC and Visual Micro to see whether theyĬan see any reason for the incompatibility, but since no other libraryīehaves this way I am guessing they will tell me that you are the person Only if** arduinojson is #included) - therefore it is highly likely that The errors obey Coke's postulates (they appear 100% of the time **if and TheyĪppear whether or not I actually use arduinojson in any way: merely Program in which I include arduinojson, including your examples. The errors all vanish if I don't include arduinojson. Problem is caused by #including arduinojson in a program compiled under Although the errors reference other files it seems pretty clear that the
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