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Using MKR1010 WiFi #131
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I tested wifi only with ESP32, therefore I'm not sure, but I think it used to work. Can you give more information about the errors you get? Does it fail during build or only at runtime? |
Hi, I'm currently trying to do the same, getting ConfigurableFirmata to run on the Arduino MKR WiFi 1010. As a step 1, I have to edit the As a step 2, we need to use the WiFiNINA library instead of WiFi101 as that is the one compatible with the MKR WIFI 1010. Now we get a compile error, as For the regular Firmata there is a suggested fix, as Unfortunately I cannot try the same workaround for ConfigurableFirmata as the definition https://github.com/firmata/ConfigurableFirmata/blob/master/src/ConfigurableFirmata.h#L56 seems to indicate that ConfigurableFirmata is not using namespaces and we cannot avoid the clashing definitions. This is as far as I got. Any ideas for a potential solution or workaround would be highly appreciated. :) |
@mphasize Hi Marcus, thanks for reporting this. I don't have such a board, so I'll just be able to assist in getting it to build, you'll need to test it yourself. Do you by chance already create a branch on a fork I can start out with? |
Hi, thanks for the offer. For now, I managed to do a workaround by renaming the I hope I will find some time to create a PR to add at least the Board definition and maybe a conditional import of the WiFiNINA as a replacement for WiFi101. I also opened an issue here arduino-libraries/WiFiNINA#233 so that the clashing globals are at least documented. |
Hello...
I'm having trouble running ConfigurableFirmata.ino with the board MKR1010 Wifi. Is it actually possible? The problem lies with using the appropriate WiFi library. Which one should I use?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
hugo
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