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10 years, 6 months ago.
NetServices not compiling
Having lots of trouble getting a new (from scratch) program to compile using segundo NetServices. 1. I start with a clean Program, nothing changed from default, then import latest segundo NetServices. 2. Try to compile but get a missing rpc.h error. 3. Downgrade mbed llibrary to 26 Oct 2012 revision and rpc.h error goes away 4. Recompile then throws 4 "undefined symbol" errors
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5. I can Import an existing program that uses the same version of NetServices (TwitteringBilly, for example) and it compiles without error. I can even heavily modify the program without it breaking.
Can anyone help get this to compile? or can someone suggest an alternative library/ies to use to get HTTPClient (with setRequestHeader)?
Thanks
-Joe
2 Answers
10 years, 6 months ago.
"missing rpc.h error."
Use the search function of this site. Then you can find this:
http://mbed.org/users/mbed_official/code/mbed-rpc/
Thanks. I failed to mention that I had tried that earlier, and then I get "Namespace mbed has no member rpc", using the most recent mbed library. That's why I tried with an earlier revision of mbed library. As I said, I was able to use someone else's program (TwitteringBilly) that compiled, so I tried to recreate that same program from scratch, using the same libraries and versions.
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posted by 13 Oct 2013Check that you have RPC, not rpc:
http://mbed.org/users/mbed_official/code/mbed-rpc/file/4490a0d9cb2a/rpc.h
class RPC {
public:
RPC(const char *name = NULL);
virtual RPC();
posted by 13 Oct 2013Eero, I really appreciate your assistance. I am using the same mbed-rpc revision you mentioned.
I've been looking at a number of different libraries over the last 24 hrs and am realizing that it will probably be easier to just build what I need (PUT and setRequestHeader) using TCP sockets.
Thanks.
-Joe
posted by 13 Oct 2013