Error compiling library

[kratochviljan]

BMP280.cpp: In member function char BMP280::begin(int, int)

BMP280.cpp: 33:26: error: no matching function for call to 'TwoWire::begin(int&, int&) Wire.begin(sdaPin,sclPin) BMP280.cpp:33: note candidates are

BMP280.cpp:19: In file included from Wire.h:52: note void TwoWire begin() void begin() Wire.h:52: note candidate expects 0 arguments, 2 provided Wire.h:53: note void TwoWire begin(uint8_t) void begin(uint8_t) Wire.h:53: note candidate expects 1 argument, 2 provided Wire.h:54: note void TwoWire begin(int) void begin(int) Wire.h:54: note candidate expects 1 argument, 2 provided Error compiling libraries

This is probably caused by later "optimization" for ESP8266, where wire.begin require two pin numbers for SDA and SCL. On Arduino this is not working.

[michaelw3]

have the same problem.. @kratochviljan did you find a solution?

[kratochviljan]

Yes, use this library, it is working fine -> https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_BMP280_Library :-)

[maopiccoto]

Same issue here

[treii28]

Having the same issue - make sure you don't have a copy of Wire.h or the older Wire libraries in your Arduino/libraries folder. That should be part of the core of your platform/ide/package files now. Wire.h has been updated recently and if the wrong one is being picked up, you'll run into this error. I didn't realize what the problem was until I hit this forum and rechecked my log to see it pointing to the .../Arduino/libraries/Wire/Wire.h instead of my packages tree. I've run into this before with the Robot* and Servo* libraries which were also internalized. TinyWireM also gave me a fuss. (I just zip them up in case I ever need to go retro then delete the folder)