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RTC_WakeUp example error

Open roberto1963 opened this issue 4 years ago • 3 comments

Hello, When I try to compile RTC_WakeUp.ino code from examples in Arduino IDE , I got this error: 'class M5CoreInk' has no member named 'shutdown'

What can I do ? Best regards. Roberto

roberto1963 avatar Nov 24 '20 15:11 roberto1963

Hello @roberto1963

I think there were some last minute changes. Could you try with the latest sources from github? I don't have an issue compiling and running the RTC_WakeUp.ino on my M5CoreInk.

Thanks Felix

felmue avatar Nov 28 '20 14:11 felmue

Hello Felix,    It seems that the library for M5 CoreInk is not updated for the library manager of arduino IDE .   RTC_WakeUp example is on Github but not in arduino library that I downloaded with the library manager last week . In addition, library manager don't give the possibility to update the CoreInk library ... So I guess there is a version problem ? How can I get the last version of CoreInk library ?   Thanks Roberto    

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roberto1963 avatar Dec 02 '20 18:12 roberto1963

Hi Roberto

I am sorry, but I don't know how often the Arduino libraries are updated with a fresh copy from github. What I do in such a situation is to download the zip file from github directly and copy the unzipped content into the correct location manually.

Thanks Felix

felmue avatar Dec 02 '20 21:12 felmue