Firmware compilation mile-long errors

speedy_rudolf

Hi. I'm new to Repetier, and when I try to compile the firmware to write into my 3D printer (I have a custom board with Arduino Mega2560) I get a mile-long list of errors (the first few lines are:

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In file included from sketch\HAL.h:90:0,
                 from sketch\Repetier.h:597,
                 from sketch\Endstops.cpp:24:
sketch\HAL.h: In static member function 'static void HAL::spiBegin(uint8_t)':
fastio.h:34:30: error: 'DIOMISO_PIN_DDR' was not declared in this scope
 #define  _SET_INPUT(IO)  do {DIO ##  IO ## _DDR &= ~MASK(DIO ## IO ## _PIN); } while (0)
                             ^
sketch\fastio.h:54:26: note: in expansion of macro '_SET_INPUT'
 #define  SET_INPUT(IO)   _SET_INPUT(IO)
                          ^~~~~~~~~~
sketch\HAL.h:622:9: note: in expansion of macro 'SET_INPUT'
         SET_INPUT(MISO_PIN);
         ^~~~~~~~~
In file included from sketch\HAL.h:90:0,
                 from sketch\Repetier.h:597,
                 from sketch\Endstops.cpp:24:
fastio.h:34:58: error: 'DIOMISO_PIN_PIN' was not declared in this scope
 #define  _SET_INPUT(IO)  do {DIO ##  IO ## _DDR &= ~MASK(DIO ## IO ## _PIN); } while (0)
                                                          ^
sketch\fastio.h:17:30: note: in definition of macro 'MASK'
  #define  MASK(PIN)    (1 << PIN)
                              ^~~
sketch\fastio.h:54:26: note: in expansion of macro '_SET_INPUT'
 #define  SET_INPUT(IO)   _SET_INPUT(IO)
                          ^~~~~~~~~~

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I can't seem to be able to attach a text file with the errors (the are about 36.000 lines of errors).
Any help / idea is very much appreciated.
Thanks.

Repetier

In such cases the problem is normally already in first errors.
The problem seems that you do not define all pins for your custom board. Here for example
MISO_PIN is not defined to a number so using it in pin macros causes such errors. I guess  at leats most other errors have same reason just maybe different pin names.

speedy_rudolf

Repetier said:

In such cases the problem is normally already in first errors.
The problem seems that you do not define all pins for your custom board. Here for example
MISO_PIN is not defined to a number so using it in pin macros causes such errors. I guess  at leats most other errors have same reason just maybe different pin names.

Thanks. I found out that the problem is actually one of the stepper control pins (X_MS1) which is routed to A1, and I was using A1 instead of the "extended pin list" (A0 = 54, A1 = 55, etc). Thanks.