When you want to upload again, you have to plug of and plug in again (?). This small program comes from the examples in the Arduino-IDE (in the ESP8266-section):įor compiling and uploading you can also use the build-button, but never the run-button. Don’t forget to #include "Arduino.h"Ĭonnect it to the USP-port (maybe use a usb-hub for safety) cpp and write a small program like listed below. To speed up CLion, optionally mark directories such as src/thirdparty as Library Files. Now open the project in CLion and create a source file. To make it easier to startup CLion or open individual files: Open the actions menu (ctrl+shift+a) Type create desktop entry and press enter Open the actions menu and enter create command-line launcher Mark directories as Library Files. As an example, let’s create a static library from the calc.cpp source file: addlibrary(testlibrary STATIC calc.cpp) As well as for executables, CLion adds a Run/Debug configuration for the library target. In this moment I want to run just simply program (only main function) which will be able add any function witch my external library libAPIenergy.so.
#Clion add library code
If we want to add library targets, we need another command addlibrary(). I trying write code (c/c++) in Clion IDE.I needs add to my project some shared library. Now you can use the AT-commands for testing the communication. Previously, to add executables target, we used addexecutable(). Plug in the ESP8266 and the programmer, but don’t bridge anything with a wire. So, now we check, if the connection to the ESP8266 is working:
#Clion add library install
Next ist to install the Serial-to-USB Driver for the CH340. I tryed a few solutions from this forum but anyone nothing help. I needs add to my project some shared library. Target is an executable or a library to be built using a Adding targets and reloading the project. Because of working on a MacBook, I used Homebrew. I trying write code (c/c++) in Clion IDE. Build targets and Run/Debug configurations. Now install the Arduino and SerialPorts plugins: First you have to download an install CLion. The Arduino IDE does not support coding with autocomplete, so I decided to use CLion.
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When using the ESP8266 you also meet the ESP-01 and his CH340G adapter.