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Robotics > exit status 1 Print Go Down Pages: [1] 2 Topic: exit status 1(Read 19098 times) previous topic - next topic tomed3210 Newbie Posts: 33 Karma: 19[add] arduino error compiling no such file or directory exit status 1 Dec 13, 2015, 03:26 am Could someone explain what
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a exit status 1 and compiling error is?Thank you PaulS Brattain Member Posts: 70,581 Karma: 1738[add] Seattle, WA USA arduino error compiling multiple definitions Re: exit status 1 #1 Dec 14, 2015, 03:24 pm QuoteCould someone explain what a exit status 1 and compiling error is?An exit status of 1 means that there was a problem arduino error compiling undefined reference compiling, linking, or uploading some code.The compiling error message means that the process didn't even make it past the compile step. rh204u2 Newbie Posts: 1 Karma: 1[add] Re: exit status 1 #2 Dec 21, 2015, 04:12 am Now that I know this, What do I do? The sketch came with the robot I purchased. PaulS Brattain Member Posts: 70,581 Karma: 1738[add] Seattle, WA
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USA Re: exit status 1 #3 Dec 21, 2015, 04:35 pm QuoteNow that I know this, What do I do?Fix the code. If you need help, print out a copy, and mail it to every forum member.Or post it here.QuoteThe sketch came with the robot I purchased.And, of course, you've selected that robot from the Tools + Board menu. Or is that a silly assumption? Chagrin Faraday Member Posts: 3,398 Karma: 474[add] Re: exit status 1 #4 Dec 22, 2015, 05:10 pm If you're using the Arduino IDE you should set your Preferences to verbose output for compile and upload. A description of the exact error will be present. SteveKinsey Newbie Posts: 2 Karma: 1[add] My name's Steve Kinsey and I'm from Dublin. I'm new to programming electronics but I'm having an absolutely fantastic time on my Arduino Uno...as you can see on my Arduino Beginner YouTube channel linked below :-) Re: exit status 1 #5 Feb 19, 2016, 11:09 am Quote from: Chagrin on Dec 22, 2015, 05:10 pmIf you're using the Arduino IDE you should set your Preferences to verbose output for compile and u
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work correctly without it enabled. Please turn JavaScript back on and reload this page. Please enter https://communities.intel.com/thread/55419 a title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. More discussions in https://diyroboticslab.wordpress.com/2009/06/05/correcting-arduino-compiler-errors/ Intel® Edison All PlacesSupport CommunityIntel® Edison 3 Replies Latest reply on Oct 4, 2014 5:45 PM by WayneB error compiling Arduino IDE error compiling onehorse Sep 25, 2014 6:58 PM I am trying to follow the getting started tutorial for Edison on a Win 32 System 7 laptop. After I downloaded the Arduino IDE and unzipped it arduino error compiling with 7Zip, I tried to compile the blink program and encounteredd this error message in verbose mode:Arduino: 1.5.3-Intel.1.0.3 (Windows 7), Board: "Intel® Edison" C:\Users\Pesky Products\Desktop\arduino-windows-1.0.3\arduino-1.5.3-Intel.1.0.3/hardware/tools/edison/sysroots/i686-pokysdk-mingw32/usr/bin/i586-poky-linux/i586-poky-linux-g++ -m32 -march=i586 --sysroot=C:\Users\Pesky Products\Desktop\arduino-windows-1.0.3\arduino-1.5.3-Intel.1.0.3/hardware/tools/edison/sysroots/core2-32-poky-linux -c -g -Os -w -fno-exceptions -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -MMD -D__ARDUINO_X86__ -march=i686 -m32 -DARDUINO=153 -IC:\Users\Pesky Products\Desktop\arduino-windows-1.0.3\arduino-1.5.3-Intel.1.0.3\hardware\arduino\edison\cores\arduino -IC:\Users\Pesky Products\Desktop\arduino-windows-1.0.3\arduino-1.5.3-Intel.1.0.3\hardware\arduino\edison\variants\edison_fab_c C:\Users\PESKYP~1\AppData\Local\Temp\build5436329423253845910.tmp\Blink.cpp -o C:\Users\PESKYP~1\AppData\Local\Temp\build5436329423253845910.tmp\Blink.cpp.o i586-poky-linux-g++: error: Products\Desktop\arduino-windows-1.0.3\arduino-1.5.3-Intel.1.0.3/hardware/tools/edison/sysroots/core2-32-poky-linux: No such file or directoryThe IDE is in a folder on my Desktop and is separate from the usual Arduino IDE I have been using. I have Edison chosen as the board and COM 19 which is one of the ports assigned to the Edison.What could I be doing wrong? 5065Views Categories: IDEs (XDK, Arduino, Eclipse) Tags: none (a
menu item Sketch -> Verify/Compile and you get error messages that your program failed to compile properly. Sometimes the compiler warnings help you spot the problem code. Other times the error messages don't make much sense at all. One way to understand the error messages is to create some intentional errors and see what happens. Create a new program named: LEDBlink_errors This is one time when it is better to copy the following code so we don't introduce more errors into the program than are already there. /*--- Blink an LED ---// //Associate LEDs with an Arduino Digital pin. //The Arduino already has a built-in LED that we can use on Digital Pin 13. int ledPin = 23; \\We're using Digital Pin 23 on the Arduino. void setup(); { pinMode(ledPin OUTPUT); //Set up Arduino pin for output only. } loop() ( /The HIGH and LOW values set voltage to 5 volts when HIGH and 0 volts LOW. digitalWrite(ledPin, high); //Setting a digital pin HIGH turns on the LED. delay(1000): //Get the microcontroller to wait for one second. digitalWrite(ledPin. LOW); //Setting the pin to LOW turns the LED off. Delay(1000); //Wait another second with the LED turned off. } } If you run Verify/Compile command you should see a number of compiler error messages at the bottom of the dialog display. Arduino Compiler Error Messages Line 1 Error Uncaught exception type:class java.lang.RuntimeException java.lang.RuntimeException: Missing the */ from the end of a /* comment */ at processing.app.Sketch.scrubComments(Sketch.java:2008) … /*-- Blink an LED --// The error messages go on for several more lines without adding much information to help solve the problem. You will find a clue to the problem above the compiler message box stating: "Missing the */ from the end of a /* comment */". The article "Introduction to Programming the Arduino" describes the comment styles used by C programs. The error on line 1 is caused by mixing the comment styles. The comment begins with the "/*" characters but ends with "//" instead of the "*/" characters. Correct the line as follows: /*-- Blink an LED --*/ Now, rerun the Verify/Compile command. Line 4 Error error: stray ‘\’ in program int ledPin = 23; \\We're using Digital Pin 23 on the Arduino. This is another problem with incorrect commenting technique. In this line the "\\" characters are used to begin a comment instead of the "//" characters. The correct line follows: int ledPin = 3; //We're using Digita