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The Compiler can not find the Peggy2.h file
The project is a Peggy2 programmed via USB from a PC, by a Unix/Linux programmer.
The files are located: ~/Desktop/CUT/Dispatch_Board/Arduino-1.0.1/libraries/Peggy2/Peggy2
The Peggy2.h and the .cpp files are contained therein.
When I compile the source code I get the Peggy2.h file not found in the verbose output.
This is followed by "'Peggy2' does not name a type"
I understand the #include function in a compiler, but the filepath is a bit of a mystery.
TIA
The files are located: ~/Desktop/CUT/Dispatch_Board/Arduino-1.0.1/libraries/Peggy2/Peggy2
The Peggy2.h and the .cpp files are contained therein.
When I compile the source code I get the Peggy2.h file not found in the verbose output.
This is followed by "'Peggy2' does not name a type"
I understand the #include function in a compiler, but the filepath is a bit of a mystery.
TIA
Comments
Did the trick.
The compiler ran successfully.
Many Thanks.