MPIDE can't find h files

[c64]

Hi,

 

I just bought the Chipkit Wi-Fire board and trying to use the DEIPcK examples that are provided on Digilent's website in MPIDE. However, when I try to compile an example program, for example WiFiScan, I get the following error message:

 

WiFiScan.cpp:55:101: fatal error: MRF24G.h: No such file or directory

compilation terminated.

 

MRF24G.h is the first h file that the program tries to load. I've included the DEIPcK libraries in the way that is described on this website: http://chipkit.net/started/learn-basics/party-libraries/

 

Any suggestions?

[JColvin]

Hi c64,

 

It was recommended to me that you try downloading one of the newer MPIDEs from 2015-01-30 or newer. These apparently have the MRF libraries incorporated into them.

 

Let me know if you have any more questions.

 

Thanks,

JColvin

[c64]

Hi,

 

I just downloaded the newest release from the link you sent me, and now it works like a charm! Thanks!

[JColvin]

Hi c64,

 

That website does describe the correct way to get any downloaded libraries accessible for MPIDE, and I presume that you included all 5 libraries that came in the deIPck zip file.

Did you make sure to close out and restart MPIDE so that it can find the newly placed files?

 

Thanks,

JColvin

[c64]

Hi,

 

Yes, I created a folder Libraries in my mpide folder. Inside Libraries I placed the unzipped delPck folder, which contains all 5 libraries. I've restarted MPIDE, as well as my computer, and I can access all the examples from the menu, so it seems as if the libraries have been included properly. But I still can't compile, still getting the same error message. If I place the MRF24G.h file in the same folder as the MPIDE project, and change the line to #include "MRF24G.h" (instead of the  <> enclosure signs), the error message now refers to the second h file that is supposed to be included. 

[JColvin]

Sweet, I'm glad it worked!