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Compile errors after clean install - git submodules errors (LINUX) #2339
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Where is your SMING_HOME env. variable pointing to? I can see the app located at |
You're right, I'm sorry. That's because I was in another place when detected the error and got confused. But to be sure the error is reproducible, I've just cloned and tryed again. Same error. Pasting the result after the first
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Hello. It looks like the build system has already found the |
Hi @mikee47! Thanks for the tip. I don't think this is the problem. I've tryed the
Note that the FlashString is pointing to the correct directory (I ran the command after the first
Today I've worked a bit more on this and after running But there's something weird that isn't allowing the submodules to be initialized during the first I'm able to keep my work evolving here. But my concerns are about newcomers that won't be able to build after a fresh install :-( I'll try in a clean environment to check if this problem is just mine or something that changed and messed the build system. |
I'm not sure why you're using |
There is a simple fix in the build system for this, but there could be other implications for using a 'dirty' path:
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@mikee47 I'm using this as a workaround, because my Because of this error, to not hardcode the Sming path, I've inserted this inside
Now I tried to To help others that use |
Hi,
I've made a new installation of Sming in my computer and tryed to run the Basic_Blink example, but it can't find the
FlashString
module.When I run
git submodule update
at the FlashString submodule directory, it then changes the error to thehttp_parser
library.Looks like the Makefiles aren't able to init submodules.
This is the output when I run make (branch develop, after fresh cloning and running
install.sh
, Ubuntu 20.04 ):Any idea on how to fix that?
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