VS Arduino - Adding new class generates bogus code

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Bob Jones Full Member Offline Posts: 210 Location: Bellingham, WA Joined: Dec 4^th, 2015	Adding new class generates bogus code Apr 8^th, 2018 at 7:40pm	Print Post
	If I add a new class (vMicro->add code->add empty Arduino .cpp & header) line 9 of the code that gets generated references "WProgram.h" which no longer exists. This code needs to be changed to reference "arduino.h", or simplified.


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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12155 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	Re: Adding new class generates bogus code Reply #1 - Apr 8^th, 2018 at 7:53pm	Print Post
	Hi, The top part of the condition changes depending on the hardware core you are using. For normal arduino it will be arduino.h. However some boards use wprogram.h The very old arduino ide uses wprogram.h regardless. So its possible that some cores will show useless code that includes wprogram.h or wprogram.h Which board are you using?


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Bob Jones Full Member Offline Posts: 210 Location: Bellingham, WA Joined: Dec 4^th, 2015	Re: Adding new class generates bogus code Reply #2 - Apr 8^th, 2018 at 8:06pm	Print Post
	I use a variety of boards, but the file WProgram.h is not on my hard drive. I installed the latest version of the Arduino IDE and it simply isn't included.


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