[C.CC USERS] cannot open file "plumbing.module"

[Matt Jadud]

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 16:53, Mickele <madf78 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Linux i386 latest kernel Ubuntu based
> Linux Amd 64 latest kernel Ubuntu based (Crunchbang distro)

64 bit will be problematic.

> Mac book pro, OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
> Win xp
> Win 7

Any of those should have worked just fine.

> I also compiled it all from source under all of the above PC's

Really? You did a successful Windows build?

> I tried to modify some options under Transterpreter, even copied the library files to different location, and succeed in not getting the error any more, but I ended up with the error F.CPU not defined.

That would be a compile-time problem resulting from a bad build. That
shouldn't be possible with a binary install.

> Is there is a package that works just by installing it under any OS? or am I doing something wrong.

If you downloaded the Mac version from the website and wrote the program

#INCLUDE "plumbing.module"

PROC main ()
  heartbeat()
:

and nothing worked, you'll need to work with us to give us more
information about your machine and the Arduino you're using. For
example, did you upload the firmware first? (That is being updated in
the book, and is a necessary first step.) However, that wouldn't be
the cause of the problem you related, and I'm unsure how a binary
package that we tested on many machines in the past few days would not
work.

> I am really lost, so any help would be appreciated.

I'm using the current binary on the Mac, and the simplest possible
program using the Plumbing library compiles fine. If your Mac can't
compile that program, then there is something strange about your Mac,
and it will take us more dialog back-and-forth to figure out why your
machine is unique.

Cheers,
Matt
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