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With which minimal |
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I think I also have this problem. I don't know when it started.
[env:rpipico]
platform = raspberrypi
board = rpipico
framework = arduinoit stays the same when I change platformio.ini to: [env:rpipico]
platform = https://github.com/maxgerhardt/platform-raspberrypi.git
board = rpipico
framework = arduinoIn one of my current projects (that uses the Arduino-Audio-Tools library, git cloned to /lib, and and a few more like that. It compiles fine |
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I cannot reproduce this on my Windows system, but I think I have a hunch of where this is coming from. Number 1: The original "check if PIO target is build" has failed arduino-pico/tools/platformio-build.py Lines 54 to 56 in 4fd8e41 It's not called "compilerArgs": [
"-march=armv6-m",
"-mcpu=cortex-m0plus",
"-mthumb",
"-iprefixC:/Users/Max/.platformio/packages/framework-arduinopico",
"@C:/Users/Max/.platformio/packages/framework-arduinopico/lib/platform_inc.txt",
""
]On some systems, the We can fix that with Unix path normalization just like platformio/platform-renesas-ra@a727d32 did. However, I really want to have the old Intellisense behavior again with the expanded out paths for the sake of other IDEs that can't process (or don't even know about) the |
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#1616 should fix this issue. |
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that could be it. "compilerArgs": [
"-march=armv6-m",
"-mcpu=cortex-m0plus",
"-mthumb",
"-iprefixC:Userslinus.platformiopackagesframework-arduinopico",
"@C:Userslinus.platformiopackagesframework-arduinopicolibplatform_inc.txt",
""
] |
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Yeah, with those paths missing all the |
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This PR has landed and if you do do PIO CLI -> Alternatively, you can still trigger the right logic in the old platform version by installing a PIO core before 6.1.5, e.g. 6.1.4, in the PlatformIO's virtual python environment using |
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Thank you so much! The issue is fixed. With |
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Thank you, I just do the update and will try it out. In the meanwhile, fyi, this is my c_cpp_properties.json |
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it seems not to work for me :( did that update but c_cpp_properties.json looks the same ( I even deleted it to be 100% sure it was regenerated) |
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You need to do one more build so that it If you fixated the Arduino-Pico in place with a If you are unable to update the Arduino-Pico version to the current bleeding edge, the only way I see is downgrade of the PlatformIO core version, with Extension -> PlatformIO -> settings -> Updates all disabled and in PIO CLI |
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I got following error messages in my pio project with earle core.
#include-Fehler erkannt. Aktualisieren Sie Ihren includePath. Wellenlinien sind für diese Übersetzungseinheit (D:\Data\Eigene Dokumente\Projekte\EIB\OpenKNX\OpenKNX-Repos_SEN-UP1-8xTH\SEN-UP1-8xTH\src\main.cpp) deaktiviert.
Die Datei "Quelle" kann nicht geöffnet werden: "lwip/init.h". (dependency of "OpenKNX.h")
Die Datei "Quelle" kann nicht geöffnet werden: "lwip/init.h". (dependency of "OpenKNX.h")
and some more. All from pico-sdk.
This is intelisense only, building goes through without errors.
how can I fix this?
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