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Specifying different "myconfig.h"

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  • greglG Offline
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    If i want to run a second 1.4 gateway for dev/testing purposes, what do i need to do to keep them separate?

    To do this i understand i just need to set different values in myconfig.h.

    This could be a tricky when compiling/updating "prod" sensors or test sensors . You need to shutdown IDE's, modify of copy file and relaunch the IDE.

    So i was wondering if it is possible to set in the sketch which MyConfig.h file is loaded?

    Might it be as simple as specifying it in

    #include <MySensor.h>
    #include <SPI.h>
    #include <MyConfig_DEV.h>
    

    Cheers,
    Greg

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      No I don't think so. The Arduino IDE build system is very limited. I would have wanted to #define stuff before includes which should have make thing much easier to configure. But it is not possible from what I have googled.

      I keep separate sketch paths when developing and just go to the IDEs "Preferences" and switch where it should look for sketches.

      So I have (on mac):
      Documents/ArduinoDev/libraries
      and
      Documents/Arduino/libraries

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        mmm.. Ok - thanks Hek.

        I was doing similar by having multiple copies of the Arduino IDE - one with 1.3 libs and another with 1.4 but ive recently started using AtmelStudio with VisualMicro plugin. I wonder if i can change within there without restarting the IDE completely...

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