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Firmware compilation mile-long errors

speedy_rudolfspeedy_rudolf
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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)
                          ^~~~~~~~~~
"
).
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.

Comments

  • RepetierRepetier
    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_rudolfspeedy_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.
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