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The process of designing and writing source code as part of a program (or sketch) for Arduino. For questions about uploading code to an Arduino board, use the [uploading] tag instead.
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1 answer
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Compiler doesn't like function code
I am getting this error from the Visual Studio compiler (I use the Visual Studio add-in Visual Micro for Arduino). ModelRailroadCrossingSignalController.ino:In function 'void loop() ModelRailroa …
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using enums in functions
The solution was to move the enum declarations to a header file, due to the fact this was a VM add-in issue which will be resolved once they've implemented arduino version 1.6.8. Adding this code to …
2 votes
3 answers
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Proper way to run functions in loop
I am having a problem getting my functions to run properly from the loop. I am building a model railroad crossing gate and need to run the 4 processes once the sensor signals the train entering the c …
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4 answers
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Proper error logging using Arduino
Coming from a C# background where I do logs for every application, and given that I will be using the Mega for most projects and therefore have the memory available to do so, I want to incorporate err …
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using enums in functions
Given the following enums enum RelayState { RELAY_OFF = HIGH, RELAY_ON = LOW }; enum class CrossingZoneState: uint8_t { CROSSINGZONE_CLEAR = 0, // no train in crossing area, also initialized stat …
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Employing C++ code for Arduino
Use the Visual Studio free community edition (or the paid versions if you already have them) with the Visual Micro extension for Arduino. Makes life a lot easier since you have indicated your desire t …