08-07-2018, 21:11
Hi altogether,
probably it it is because of the libraries?
I also had trouble with a newer (or different, but same name?!?) BME 280 library.
So when I pasted in all the folders, then they were updated and some (old/ not meant to exist) header files rested in there (then the compiler grouses).
One solution would be to cut all folders/libs that will be replaced and put them in a temp folder.
So then the libs are (in the origiginal state and) as supposed to work and being tested.
probably it it is because of the libraries?
I also had trouble with a newer (or different, but same name?!?) BME 280 library.
So when I pasted in all the folders, then they were updated and some (old/ not meant to exist) header files rested in there (then the compiler grouses).
One solution would be to cut all folders/libs that will be replaced and put them in a temp folder.
So then the libs are (in the origiginal state and) as supposed to work and being tested.