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Dallas Temperature Sensor - compiling error

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  • M malarcy

    not sure what the forum etiquette is but +1 or "me too" - same error on 1.6.6 ide - I have moved all the libraries etc from the latest mysensors download to the libraries area - other samples build ok - like binaryswitch.

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    @malarcy LIkely bad form replying to my own message - but I found I can work around it by removing the "offending" couple of lines - the temp sensor works - but I suspect that if I chain more together then I might get timing errors and problems.

    I removed these lines

    // query conversion time and sleep until conversion completed
      int16_t conversionTime = sensors.millisToWaitForConversion(sensors.getResolution());
      // sleep() call can be replaced by wait() call if node need to process incoming messages (or if node is repeater)
      gw.sleep(conversionTime);```
    

    This got me working for testing and playing - but would like some help on the proper solution.

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      Just bumping this thread - would really like to have a definitive answer. There must be some clever guys out there that can shed some light :) ?

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        Just bumping this thread - would really like to have a definitive answer. There must be some clever guys out there that can shed some light :) ?

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        Samuel235
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        @ciscokid Just to let you know, I'm currently using the 1.5 and the development directory/branch and mine compiles perfectly fine. Try downloading the libraries again and clean install them.

        MySensors 2.1.1
        Controller - OpenHAB (Virtual Machine)
        Gateway - Arduino Mega MQTT Gateway W5100

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          I've been using the Dallas libraries on Arduino 1.6.5 with no issues. Try redownloading Arduino and mysensors api and install into a different directory.

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            +1 for me too, same compiling error.
            Went from IDE 1.6.6 to 1.6.5 as suggested, but have the same error.
            Can someone help?
            Thanks

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              hek
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              You're probably using and old/different Dallas library. Sure you use the one provided in the MySensors bundle?

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                That did the trick, Thanx!!
                Copied Dallas directory from "mysensors master" to Arduino library location.
                Works with 1.6.6

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                  Samuel235
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                  One of the first steps in the troubleshooting process, that i have learnt recently, is exactly this. Making sure the libs are up to date, or even better, not conflicting/co-operating. Hek is the master at pointing out this to us all here ;)

                  MySensors 2.1.1
                  Controller - OpenHAB (Virtual Machine)
                  Gateway - Arduino Mega MQTT Gateway W5100

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                      @oded00 Follow the instructions at http://www.mysensors.org/about/arduino#installing-the-sensor-libraries
                      Make sure you delete everything in the libraries folder before extracting the content of the MySensors library zip archive to delete any old versions.

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                        markush
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                        Sorry guys - is this error fixed? Have the same problem after installing fresh dev branch 2.0

                        The message on compiling is: is private ... within this context

                        I have declard the section in DallasTemperature.h line 249 in public: and now it works?!?

                        Pleasy try it - for me it works :+1:

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                        • E erpa

                          That did the trick, Thanx!!
                          Copied Dallas directory from "mysensors master" to Arduino library location.
                          Works with 1.6.6

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                          Samuel235
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                          @markush - A few comments above is this one:

                          That did the trick, Thanx!!
                          Copied Dallas directory from "mysensors master" to Arduino library location.
                          Works with 1.6.6

                          That is in reply to Hek's response of:

                          You're probably using and old/different Dallas library. Sure you use the one provided in the MySensors bundle?

                          So firstly, I would double check that you have the correct Dallas Lib, the one that is in the MySensors bundle. Also, as mfalkvidd says above your comment, make sure you have extracted the Libs from MySensors correctly.

                          MySensors 2.1.1
                          Controller - OpenHAB (Virtual Machine)
                          Gateway - Arduino Mega MQTT Gateway W5100

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                            Yes i have read the comments. Make two fresh installs - with the same error on both.

                            Using Arduino 1.6.7 and the dev branch 2.0

                            I'm using a network, means my Arduino Sketchbook directory is on a server. Perhaps this is the problem....?

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                              Peter Mietlowski
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                              I had the same error and it turned out that for some reason it was finding the library in a folder in My Documents and also in the Arduino install folder. I renamed the copy in My Documents (I don't remember putting it there so maybe it was older version?) and all was well.

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