Compiling on Ubuntu worked!

[Dali]

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 Seed-Terrarium.

I'm very happy now!

 

[untamedfrontier]

Well, after your success story, I can also now compile successfully on Linux. Granted it's a PITA because I have everything on mac, but I did confirm the unmodified tcpoint verb worked, and my sloppily modified multidelay works as well.

I'm also a hacker and added an extra delay on so it now uses 4 delays and all 6 knobs.

For the record I'm using 18.04

 

[SYLV9ST9R]

Hopefully, you guys will have made it work on Mac by the time I receive my pcbs and build my Terrarium

 

[tcpoint]

I'll help out with the Mac and Windows, if you haven't got it figured out. I've done a lot of cross-platform stuff, in the past. I still won't support it with my github examples - sick of it.

 

[Dali]

Hopefully, you guys will have made it work on Mac by the time I receive my pcbs and build my Terrarium

Non.



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 tcpoint (and thanks a lot for that!) I feel a bit in the fog...