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thingstodo · 05-07-2015, 01:27 AM

I followed the instructions as closely as possible. The project is even named psinduction!

.. and It builds! No errors. I am *HAPPY*

Then I repeated what I think I started out doing before .. same steps to begin with ... name it psinduction2

BUT I copied the files from the unzip directory to the project directory myself, then added the files to the project one at a time with Add Existing item instead of Add Existing Items from folders ...

... but unlike my previous attempts .. it worked! No errors, successful build. Hmmm.

So I went through my notes and it appears that I added the .h files to the Header file section and the .c files to the source. So I tried that as psinduction3. And that works as well. Not that I should complain that things work .. but I *DID* waste a lot of time trying to get the code to compile and messing up something else obvious .. that I can't figure out right now ...

I can't reproduce the errors that I got .. but I don't really care .. the code builds and that's what I've been struggling with.

Tomorrow, or maybe Friday, I can get back to testing the AC controller and figure out what input the controller is waiting for.

WOOHOO!

05-07-2015, 01:27 AM	#1842 (permalink)
thingstodo Master EcoModder Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Saskatoon, canada Posts: 1,488 Ford Prefect - '18 Ford F150 XLT XTR Tess - '22 Tesla Y LR Thanks: 746 Thanked 565 Times in 447 Posts	Embarrassing post #2 - compiler - followup I followed the instructions as closely as possible. The project is even named psinduction! .. and It builds! No errors. I am HAPPY Then I repeated what I think I started out doing before .. same steps to begin with ... name it psinduction2 BUT I copied the files from the unzip directory to the project directory myself, then added the files to the project one at a time with Add Existing item instead of Add Existing Items from folders ... ... but unlike my previous attempts .. it worked! No errors, successful build. Hmmm. So I went through my notes and it appears that I added the .h files to the Header file section and the .c files to the source. So I tried that as psinduction3. And that works as well. Not that I should complain that things work .. but I DID waste a lot of time trying to get the code to compile and messing up something else obvious .. that I can't figure out right now ... I can't reproduce the errors that I got .. but I don't really care .. the code builds and that's what I've been struggling with. Tomorrow, or maybe Friday, I can get back to testing the AC controller and figure out what input the controller is waiting for. WOOHOO!