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In file included from src/esphome\components\aux_ac\automation.h:3,
from src/esphome.h:15,
from src/main.cpp:3:
src/esphome\components\aux_ac\aux_ac.h:7:10: fatal error: Arduino.h: No such file or directory
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#include <Arduino.h>
^~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
If I change the framework to arduino then the compilation works, but in all examples for this chip it's recommended to use esp-idf. So the question is: arduino framework is really obligatory here or it's possible to make it work with esp-idf too?
P.S. The reason is that I also want to use this device as bluetooth proxy, and according to the docs the ESP32 should be compiled as esp-idf for this to work properly.
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Hey! I don't even remember what part of Arduino framework did I use in the component. Most likely I can make the code independent from the framework. But it will not be soon cause I haven’t enough time yet.
Hey, I have the same problem with the c6 adapter.
Problem is, it seems like c6 doesn't support Arduino at all.
and therefore I cannot compile it (changing framework to arduino results 'invalid option')
I don't know the way, because I haven't enough time for digging deeper with it yet. If you are familiar with C/C++ and esp-idf, it would be very appreciated if you create pull request with such code changes.
Hi! I'm using ESP32-C3 super mini with the following config:
This leads to compilation error:
If I change the framework to
arduino
then the compilation works, but in all examples for this chip it's recommended to useesp-idf
. So the question is:arduino
framework is really obligatory here or it's possible to make it work withesp-idf
too?P.S. The reason is that I also want to use this device as bluetooth proxy, and according to the docs the ESP32 should be compiled as
esp-idf
for this to work properly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: