mcci-catena/arduino-lmic

'const lmic_pinmap' has no non-static data member named 'rxtx_rx_polarity'

BoelD opened this issue · 5 comments

BoelD commented

When I try to compile an LMIC example sketch with the suggested settings for the Catena 4551 board, I am getting the following error:

const lmic_pinmap' has no non-static data member named 'rxtx_rx_polarity

I have read in the Catena Arduino Lora Wan lib that I should install LMIC 2.1 version of the library to avoid this issue.

But when I followed the link there, I ended up in this repo, which does not seem to contain the correct version? Or at least the error is (still) there when I try to compile an example sketch.

BoelD commented

Update: I searched back and installed exactly the specified version: 2.1.0. The error is still there and same for later versions.

terrillmoore commented

Sorry you're having problems. Let me take a look; I don't usually use the examples, and we don't have CI set up, so it's possible that we missed updating this during the revision that completed the support for hte Murata module.

terrillmoore commented

Hi again,

I researched this. Very sorry, this is a documentation error.

The file libraries/arduino-lmic/src/hal/hal.h defines a field named named "rxtx_rx_active", not "rxtx_rx_polarity". It has the documented function.

I strongly suggest you update to 2.1.4, because there are some important minor changes. If you're using our board support package, also update to v1.0.8 (if using Linux or macOS -- v1.07 will work well for Windows).

Sorry for the inconvenience. I'll update the docs now.

--Terry

terrillmoore commented

Thanks very much for your report. Docs are updated and new release posted.

BoelD commented

Thanks for getting into this and solving it so quick! Now it all makes sense. I already wondered why I couldn't find "rxtx_rx_polarity" in the source code at all.