If you can help me figure out what on Earth is going on I'd be very grateful. This doesn't make any sense, because (well it works on another workstation) and the header defining that function is clearly accessible and reachable: home/micrified/esp/esp32-wifi/build/libmain.a(esp32_wifi_main.o):(.literal.app_main+0x14): undefined reference to `ble_init` If I try to compile my program with make, then it works, but I get errors that don't exist on my Linux workstation at home (this isn't compiling on a Linux laptop). Of course, the guide is using make instead. Unknown CMake command "idf_component_register". Visual studio projects, make scripts, Xcode projects, etc.). In my personal project, I encounter the same error I described as before if I invoke: idf.py buildĬame Error at main/CMakeLists.txt:1 (idf_component_register): CMake interprets a CMakeLists.txt script the user authors and generates a build plan in a build environment of choice (e.g. Or, as a sequence of commands to execute: tar xfz gromacs-2021.4.tar.gz cd gromacs-2021.4 mkdir build cd build cmake. Run cmake with the path to the source as an argument. I continued with the rest of the guide here. Make a separate build directory and change to it. My shell profile currently looks as follows after modifying it:Įxport PATH=~/esp/xtensa-esp32-elf/bin:$PATHĢ. I unzipped the toolchain to the recommended directory at ~/esp. The guide I link here is what I followed. I first began by installing the standard toolchain for Linux. + cmake -S test -B build/test -G Ninja -DCMAKECXXCOMPILERLAUNCHERccache -DCMAKEBUILDTYPEDebug -DCMAKEPREFIXPATHroot -DTESTINSTALLEDVERSION1 - The CXX compiler identification is GNU 10.2.0 - Checking whether CXX compiler has -isysroot - Checking whether CXX compiler has -isysroot - yes - Checking whether CXX compiler supports.
I in fact went right back through the procedure to make sure:ġ.
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