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You may want to look into using Atmel Studio instead of the Arduino IDE. Look into Visual Micro as well. A huge step up from the basic IDE. Unfortunately, I believe these are both windows only. |
@supuflounder you can avoid the IDE magic by adding .h and .cpp "tabs" (files) to your sketch. They won't be preprocessed |
Thank you, I will try it within the next few days.
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Well, it doesn't work. I get a null pointer exception in the preprocessor module (see below) If you already know about this, then I'll wait for the fix; if not, I can send you the source code that causes the problem (contact me as [email protected]). |
Fixed by #3779 |
I have several times gotten compilation errors compiling perfectly valid C++ code. I am told that this is because the IDE, to simplify life for newbies, does all kinds of stuff to my source before sending it to the compiler.
I want an "expert mode" that says "hands off my code" and avoids the transformations that create erroneous programs out of correct programs
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