Where do I put #include files on Mac OS X?
I just got my ArduPilot and when I try to upload code, Arduino says it can't find easystar.h
In the manual it discusses a path to put this file in on a PC, but that directory structure does not exist on a mac. Where can I put #include files so that Arduino can find them?
Thanks!
In the manual it discusses a path to put this file in on a PC, but that directory structure does not exist on a mac. Where can I put #include files so that Arduino can find them?
Thanks!
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DeveloperPermalink Reply by Mark Colwell on -
Place your easystar.h files in libraries, under ArduPilot here is the path:
Applications/Arduino/hardware/libraries/AuduPilot/easystarXXX.h -
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DeveloperPermalink Reply by jasonshort on -
I'm not sure if you're familiar with Macs but Apps are actually folders and you have to explicitly open them. Right click on the Arduino App and you'll see the directory structure Mark mentioned. You'll need to make your own ArduPilot folder.
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