We seem to have a conflict or differences between how the Arduino IDE works and Platform.IO works WRT the ETL
In the Arduino IDE, the following preprocessor line evaluates to false:
#if defined(ARDUINO) && __has_include(<Embedded_Template_Library.h>)
This causes the #include <Embedded_Template_Library.h> line to be skipped, which causes the file<etl/vector.h> to not be found because the search path to find the <etl/vector.h> file relies on a side effect of #including the <Embedded_Template_Library.h> file.
There must be something wrong with the preprocessor __has_include(<Embedded_Template_Library.h>) not finding the file.
I tried to fix the CI job to include the ETL library by referencing its GitHub URL, but that didn't work.
Any suggestions?
Regards
Alex Shepherd
We seem to have a conflict or differences between how the Arduino IDE works and Platform.IO works WRT the ETL
In the Arduino IDE, the following preprocessor line evaluates to false:
#if defined(ARDUINO) && __has_include(<Embedded_Template_Library.h>)This causes the
#include <Embedded_Template_Library.h>line to be skipped, which causes the file<etl/vector.h>to not be found because the search path to find the<etl/vector.h>file relies on a side effect of#includingthe<Embedded_Template_Library.h>file.There must be something wrong with the preprocessor
__has_include(<Embedded_Template_Library.h>)not finding the file.I tried to fix the CI job to include the ETL library by referencing its GitHub URL, but that didn't work.
Any suggestions?
Regards
Alex Shepherd