Artemis redboard and Ethernet.

Development Boards Artemis
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while developing my app using the redboard Qwiic, I quickly hit the flash memory limit wall and need to upgrade to an Artemis redboard. Seems like a no-brainer, but when I try and build using the Arduino IDE (on macOS) it complains…

→ candidates:

Multiple libraries were found for “Ethernet.h”

In file included from /Users/vinnie/Documents/Arduino/chickencoop/chickencoop.ino:3:

Used: /Users/vinnie/Documents/Arduino/libraries/Ethernet

Not used: /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Java/libraries/Ethernet

/Users/vinnie/Documents/Arduino/libraries/Ethernet/src/Ethernet.h:52:10: fatal error: Client.h: No such file or directory

#include “Client.h”

^~~~~~~~~~

compilation terminated.

I have seen this before, It seems that the Ethernet library version 2,0 make a reference to a “Client.h”

but when you build it for an Ardunio:Uno it seems to figure it out …

but if you select Redboard Artimus you will have no joy?

Here is an easy way to repro the problem…

macos - launch the arduino IDE

select Examples->Ethernet->Link Status

select Tools BoardManager->Avr Arduino Uno

verify the build – works OK

now switch to Tools BoardManager->Sparkfun Apollo 3 → Redboard Artimus

verify and it will fail as above?

any ideas what is going on? I suspect there are multiple versions of the Ethernet library lying around.

better question, what is the best way to get an Artemis to work with Qwiic and Ethernet? or am I still on the correct path.

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I can’t figure how to resolve that issue :? But I would suggest that you should leave a GitHub issue so their engineers have better visibility of the bug and can work on it when they are able to.

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I think this is related to or the same as this issue:

https://github.com/sparkfun/Arduino_Apollo3/issues/244

I expect this will be resolved with the launch of the v2.0.0 core

4

thank you. The soultion was in fact to copy the client.h, server.h and udp.h files from the arduino app.

I was using version 2,0 but they still werent there.

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Glad it is working for you. You will find that those files are included in the core api here:

https://github.com/arduino/ArduinoCore- … 5b3ac3/api

This is included as a submodule in the v2.0.0 branch