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How do you know when a library is working correctly? - grjmmr - Jul-24-2018
Working on an led project. Calls out for ethernet.h, artnet.h and fastled.h. I have confirmed that the ethernet and fastled libraries are working by running a separate script and having the leds run accordingly. This also tells me that I have the wiring run correctly also. I am using a script from a tutorial; so I am making an assumption that the script has been vetted. I ran a port program which also gave me the IP and Mac of the arduino; so I know those are correct.
So with all this in mind is it possible the artnet library works with the arduino the blogger used but not the one I am using? If this is a possible problem how do I find a working library; as there is no update for the library I am using.
While it is possible that the artnet script has not been vetted; artnet also is not working for the Jinx! program. So again this tells me this is a library problem.
thank you for being patient.
~Will
RE: How do you know when a library is working correctly? - buran - Jul-24-2018
(Jul-24-2018, 02:47 PM)grjmmr Wrote: Calls out for ethernet.h, artnet.h and fastled.halso, based on this post of yours: you understand this is python forum, not c, right?