Hi! I just wanted to make the switch to PlatformIO for Arduino. But I always get the same error: it does not find the includes. I do have all of them in two different dropbox folders which I registered with c_cpp_properties.json: “/Users/ak/Dropbox/Learn_ProgramEx/Arduino/Elegoo Uno R3/* *”, …

See [image] Include errors detected PlatformIO IDE This is a known issue #4976 with Microsoft C/C++ extension and you can ignore it. It does not affect compilation or flashing processes. A few workarounds: Please use the latest VSCode and PlatformIO Core (VSCode > Left …

It sounds like you might be having a few different problems. which I registered with c_cpp_properties.json … completely ignoring the warning on line 4? Any changes you make will be lost when you do a build. [image] If you need to modify the include path, use the build_flags for that. Since yo…

Thank you very much. Yes, I completely overread the warning :blush: But I found a different way to get my libraries ti platform: I plainly copies them from the existing libraries. then I did a platform update/upgrade command and voila - (almost) all libraries are there. Unfortunately, almost: th…

So it actually doesn’t find “Arduino.h” when you try to compile… as before you compile isn’t such a problem*… If it fails to find that include file when compiling then there’s something really wrong here, as that’s provided by the arduino framework, and should be working. Can you copy and paste the…

You are right. Something’s really wrong. Out of curiosity I checked the builtin libs with this command: platformio lib builtin And then I added to the top of includes the SPI library. And same here: it can’t find it :frowning: Heres the compile output: [Running] cd “/Users/ak/Dropbox/Learn_Prog…

Can you unpack this, add the folder to your workspace (File -> Add folder to workspace in VSCode) and see if that works. It’s your source code, with a different platformio.ini and the three external libraries you’re using included in the fake_external_lib_dir. The include list in the main.cpp is in …

No, I am sorry. It seems that platformio doesn’t find any library at all: if I comment out include after include it is always the next include that gives me an error. Some even more disturbing happens: I always (at several times) get asked to install the platformio library (platformio lib install). …

That sounds more like the error message you get when you try to include a library that isn’t installed, and it’s suggesting how to install it. You shouldn’t need to remove VSCode, just platformio so that the VSCode PlatformIO extension can re-install it. Navigate to your home directory (~ on linux,…

I can not considered this answered. Have the same problem. PlatformIO does not find the arduino esp32 libraries or any library since it is not explained! How do I find then ??? THe library module wants a specific name , HOW WHERE can I find all those required names (FULL ARDUINO …

Which library? Please BE SPECIFIC, and less waffle! If you wish to use any of the libraries provided with the ESP32 Arduino core , there is no need to use the lib_extra_dirs parameter, and no need to specify them via the lib_deps parameter. They are also included with PlatformIOs ESP32 platform supp…

PlatformIO on VS Code does not find Libraries

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ivankravets February 20, 2020, 11:36am 9

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