1.6.7 hourly build directories issue

[ffissore]

From @pierrotm777 on November 8, 2015 14:18

If a directory exist into the same folder as the main .ino file, all files .ino found into the directory are read by the compiler and return an error .
This issue existed into the 1.6.6 hourly build and solved with the 1.6.6 final version .

Copied from original issue: arduino/Arduino#4111

[ffissore]

From @per1234 on November 9, 2015 2:36

@pierrotm777 are you referring to issue arduino/Arduino#3909?

[ffissore]

From @pierrotm777 on November 10, 2015 9:13

Yes , this is the same issue !

[ffissore]

.ino files should belong to main folder only, not subfolders

[pierrotm777]

In fact , this is the case but before that wasn't a problem !
I like to keep some older file into subfolders .

[ffissore]

Yes, @pierrotm777. What I meant to say is that (maybe) arduino-builder is collecting even .ino file in subfolders, while it really shouldn't. Still to confirm though

[pierrotm777]

Yes , this exact !

[ffissore]

@pierrotm777 I've verified that arduino-builder does NOT load .ino files stored in subfolders of the main .ino file. This is the code that makes it happen https://github.com/arduino/arduino-builder/blob/master/src/arduino.cc/builder/sketch_loader.go#L117-L119
Can you share the sketch you are using?

[pierrotm777]

SynchTwinRcEngine_WithMacros_V3.zip.txt
I send you my sources .
The error is:
C:\Users\pierre\AppData\Local\Temp\build11326b2d920aae776cf88a2171973031.tmp\sketch\Telemetrie en cours\M-Link\main.c:50:17: fatal error: htc.h: No such file or directory

 #include <htc.h>

                 ^

compilation terminated.

[ffissore]

Ahh so it's not about .ino files in subfolders, it's about .c/.cpp files... Ok, then I'm sorry but this was a feature added some months ago as a subfeature of arduino/Arduino#3080

[pierrotm777]

Ok, but the 1.6.6 hasn't this issue !
Do i delete this subfolder or you think to do something ? :-)

[sej7278]

i'm finding the same problem with 1.6.7 but not 1.6.6 - if you output to build-path, then re-run arduino-builder, it seems to create a subdirectory of build-path with the previous build in it or something odd...