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Errors when creating a library using another library
2019 Community Moderator ElectionArduino addition assignmentArduino error: does not name a type?where we upload IRremote.h fileHiding use of class inside a library“compiling error” FreeRTOS Arduino Library with Visual Studio 2015 and Visual Micro pluginReference to 'send_byte' is ambiguous,Arduino Balance library errorWhen i compile this it gives me ERROR, Arduino starterConnecting Sparkfun ESP8266 Thing to Azure IoT HubVS Code giving header errors for Arduino? Missing official header?
I am doing an IOT project and will be using various libraries for different sensors. I want to make a library for each hardware I am gonna make so that the main will only need a few lines of code to run. However, I have encountered few errors
firealarm.cpp:9:3: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:13:9: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:14:8: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:15:11: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
Main file, which is called test2.0
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm Falarm;
void setup()
firealarm.begin();
void loop()
firealarm.gas_values();
cpp file
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm::firealarm()
MQ2 mq2(14);
void firealarm::begin(int baudrate)
Serial.begin(baudrate);
Serial.println("Firealarm libary created successfully");
mq2.begin();
void firealarm::gas_values()
float* values = MQ2.read(true);
lpg = mq2.readLPG();
co = mq2.readCO();
smoke = mq2.readSmoke();
h file
#include <MQ2.h>
#ifndef _firealarm
#define _firealarm
#if ARDUINO >= 100
#include "Arduino.h"
#else
#include "WProgram.h"
#endif
class firealarm
public:
firealarm();
void begin(int baudrate = 9600);
void gas_values();
MQ2 mq2(int pin);
int lpg, co, smoke;
private:
;
#endif
arduino
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I am doing an IOT project and will be using various libraries for different sensors. I want to make a library for each hardware I am gonna make so that the main will only need a few lines of code to run. However, I have encountered few errors
firealarm.cpp:9:3: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:13:9: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:14:8: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:15:11: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
Main file, which is called test2.0
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm Falarm;
void setup()
firealarm.begin();
void loop()
firealarm.gas_values();
cpp file
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm::firealarm()
MQ2 mq2(14);
void firealarm::begin(int baudrate)
Serial.begin(baudrate);
Serial.println("Firealarm libary created successfully");
mq2.begin();
void firealarm::gas_values()
float* values = MQ2.read(true);
lpg = mq2.readLPG();
co = mq2.readCO();
smoke = mq2.readSmoke();
h file
#include <MQ2.h>
#ifndef _firealarm
#define _firealarm
#if ARDUINO >= 100
#include "Arduino.h"
#else
#include "WProgram.h"
#endif
class firealarm
public:
firealarm();
void begin(int baudrate = 9600);
void gas_values();
MQ2 mq2(int pin);
int lpg, co, smoke;
private:
;
#endif
arduino
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I am doing an IOT project and will be using various libraries for different sensors. I want to make a library for each hardware I am gonna make so that the main will only need a few lines of code to run. However, I have encountered few errors
firealarm.cpp:9:3: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:13:9: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:14:8: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:15:11: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
Main file, which is called test2.0
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm Falarm;
void setup()
firealarm.begin();
void loop()
firealarm.gas_values();
cpp file
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm::firealarm()
MQ2 mq2(14);
void firealarm::begin(int baudrate)
Serial.begin(baudrate);
Serial.println("Firealarm libary created successfully");
mq2.begin();
void firealarm::gas_values()
float* values = MQ2.read(true);
lpg = mq2.readLPG();
co = mq2.readCO();
smoke = mq2.readSmoke();
h file
#include <MQ2.h>
#ifndef _firealarm
#define _firealarm
#if ARDUINO >= 100
#include "Arduino.h"
#else
#include "WProgram.h"
#endif
class firealarm
public:
firealarm();
void begin(int baudrate = 9600);
void gas_values();
MQ2 mq2(int pin);
int lpg, co, smoke;
private:
;
#endif
arduino
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I am doing an IOT project and will be using various libraries for different sensors. I want to make a library for each hardware I am gonna make so that the main will only need a few lines of code to run. However, I have encountered few errors
firealarm.cpp:9:3: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:13:9: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:14:8: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
firealarm.cpp:15:11: error: '((firealarm*)this)->firealarm::mq2' does not have class type
Main file, which is called test2.0
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm Falarm;
void setup()
firealarm.begin();
void loop()
firealarm.gas_values();
cpp file
#include "firealarm.h"
firealarm::firealarm()
MQ2 mq2(14);
void firealarm::begin(int baudrate)
Serial.begin(baudrate);
Serial.println("Firealarm libary created successfully");
mq2.begin();
void firealarm::gas_values()
float* values = MQ2.read(true);
lpg = mq2.readLPG();
co = mq2.readCO();
smoke = mq2.readSmoke();
h file
#include <MQ2.h>
#ifndef _firealarm
#define _firealarm
#if ARDUINO >= 100
#include "Arduino.h"
#else
#include "WProgram.h"
#endif
class firealarm
public:
firealarm();
void begin(int baudrate = 9600);
void gas_values();
MQ2 mq2(int pin);
int lpg, co, smoke;
private:
;
#endif
arduino
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