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I didn't try recompiling anything in the last month so I can't really tell. I presume there's some weird stuff in one of the library or ARM toolchain or whatnot... :(

I suggest you leave the cat out of your desk... :p

In case someone got a unused smaller 1590B, it works easily for that one.

Saw the special on their Facebook page : https://www.electro-smith.com/daisy/daisy And with Terrarium also at -25%... Hum, maybe I should buy 3 other ones!

I suggest you add the prefix "EXAMPLE" in your thread and maybe point to the correction from PedalPCB. :)

I think my score is not better than 50% when I first test my build... Always forgetting to put those IC in their sockets...

The thing is that compiling always worked for me on both Win, Mac and Linux. But only on Ubuntu is was able to get a working BIN file that works on Terrarium. Maybe the GCC compiler is not giving enough information if there's error, inclusion path problems and whatnot. Anyway, the more people...

Just this would be a great replacement for knob5 : https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/mini-1p8t/

Sorry for being inefficient.

I'm a lucky one with no OCD. ;)

And there's also this looper with 5 freaking minutes of loop (for Daisy Patch) ! https://github.com/misterinterrupt/PatchLooperExample/blob/master/Looper.cpp I wish I was able to code...

This one is for guitar but probably Petal (? but no mention of it in the code): https://github.com/Spstolar/daisy-projects/tree/master/GuitarMultieffects

I'm writing about stuff I don't master, just ignore me if it's useless... I found this project with code in it for Daisy. It was adapted for the Electro-smith Daisy pod but my instinct tells me it would be usable in a Terrarium too. https://github.com/MrBlueXav/Dryftor

I developed a new technic this weekend for my drilling. I don't even have a proper bench drill. Terrarium have 17 holes! So what I did was simply punch each of the small center-dot of the building docs and it worked very well. I put a bloc of wood before punching so the metal would not bend...

All of those. I like renaming PCB (when I got ideas). It could be anything. My Green Ringer was renamed "Green Cyclop" because there's no control, just one LED in center so it made sense to me. Guild Foxey (Big Muff) => Fripp73. Because Robert Fripp use that pedal 73-79. Raincoat OD => Flat...

So we all wait for the "How to make it works" tutorial now... :p

And as you see later, there are "CASEs" so just changing the "i < 3" is not sufficient. You need to assign a case to it. I think KNOB_6 is "available"... <standard disclaimer> I may be wrong ! </> ;)

Non. :p But frankly I don't see anything in tcpoint code that looks "Linux-only" related so it's possible Libdaisy or an external library like the "arm-none-eabi-gcc" has a problem not currently in the Linux version. I'm clueless. As long as the only Terrarium-ready code available is from...

Finally on a third environment, I was able to get tcpoint's code compiling from the source. Even changing delay time from 1second to 5 worked. (I'm such a hacker ;) ) I compiled on Ubuntu 16 inside a Virtualbox machine, then copy the BIN on my Mac and then ES-Web programer to upload to...

You work on a Mac? Right now I only have Terrarium-ready code from tcpoint. I wish I could try some from another source. Not that I don't trust our pal, but it I'm now thinking building on a VirtualBox Ubuntu box as a third environment for trying to compile.