but when trying to compile arduino code this error appear :
Parameter 'tools' is mandatory
Usage of /usr/share/arduino/arduino-builder:
-build-options-file string
Instead of specifying --hardware, --tools etc every time, you can load all such options from a file
-build-path string
build path
-built-in-libraries value
Specify a built-in 'libraries' folder. These are low priority libraries. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple built-in 'libraries' folders
-compile
compiles the given sketch
-debug-level int
Turns on debugging messages. The higher, the chattier (default 5)
-dump-prefs
dumps build properties used when compiling
-fqbn string
fully qualified board name
-hardware value
Specify a 'hardware' folder. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple 'hardware' folders
-ide-version string
fake IDE version (default "10600")
-lib-discovery-recursion-depth int
How deep should library discovery go down looking for included libraries (default 4)
-libraries value
Specify a 'libraries' folder. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple 'libraries' folders
-logger string
Sets type of logger. Available values are 'human', 'machine' (default "human")
-prefs value
Specify a custom preference. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple custom preferences
-tools value
Specify a 'tools' folder. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple 'tools' folders
-verbose
if 'true' prints lots of stuff
-version
prints version and exits
-vid-pid string
specify to use vid/pid specific build properties, as defined in boards.txt
-warnings string
Sets warnings level. Available values are 'none', 'default', 'more' and 'all'
For all those who can not compile the code; could you check that do you have a packages folder in your home/.arduino15 directory. If there is not could you also create an empty folder and try again.
This update has been submitted for testing by giallu.
It solves the problem and seems OK to me!
Problem fixed, thanks.
This update has been pushed to testing.
The arduino application now work.
but when trying to compile arduino code this error appear :
Parameter 'tools' is mandatory Usage of /usr/share/arduino/arduino-builder: -build-options-file string Instead of specifying --hardware, --tools etc every time, you can load all such options from a file -build-path string build path -built-in-libraries value Specify a built-in 'libraries' folder. These are low priority libraries. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple built-in 'libraries' folders -compile compiles the given sketch -debug-level int Turns on debugging messages. The higher, the chattier (default 5) -dump-prefs dumps build properties used when compiling -fqbn string fully qualified board name -hardware value Specify a 'hardware' folder. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple 'hardware' folders -ide-version string fake IDE version (default "10600") -lib-discovery-recursion-depth int How deep should library discovery go down looking for included libraries (default 4) -libraries value Specify a 'libraries' folder. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple 'libraries' folders -logger string Sets type of logger. Available values are 'human', 'machine' (default "human") -prefs value Specify a custom preference. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple custom preferences -tools value Specify a 'tools' folder. Can be added multiple times for specifying multiple 'tools' folders -verbose if 'true' prints lots of stuff -version prints version and exits -vid-pid string specify to use vid/pid specific build properties, as defined in boards.txt -warnings string Sets warnings level. Available values are 'none', 'default', 'more' and 'all'
Error compiling.
karma: +1
tested on vm build f26+kde
karma: +1
compiling fails with: [/usr/share/arduino/arduino-builder, -dump-prefs, -logger=machine, -hardware, "/usr/share/arduino/hardware", -built-in-libraries, "/usr/share/arduino/libraries", -libraries, "/home/user/Arduino/libraries", -fqbn=arduino:avr:nano:cpu=atmega328, -ide-version=10606, -build-path, "/tmp/buildf32d23d9e9828b377169760fa4b0daf1.tmp", -warnings=default, -prefs=build.warn_data_percentage=75, -verbose, "sketch.ino"] Parameter 'tools' is mandatory
Bodhi is disabling automatic push to stable due to negative karma. The maintainer may push manually if they determine that the issue is not severe.
compiling fails with: [/usr/share/arduino/arduino-builder, -dump-prefs, -logger=machine, -hardware, "/usr/share/arduino/hardware", -built-in-libraries, "/usr/share/arduino/libraries", -libraries, "/home/user/Arduino/libraries", -fqbn=arduino:avr:nano:cpu=atmega328, -ide-version=10606, -build-path, "/tmp/buildf32d23d9e9828b377169760fa4b0daf1.tmp", -warnings=default, -prefs=build.warn_data_percentage=75, -verbose, "sketch.ino"] Parameter 'tools' is mandatory
Arduino IDE is now launching, so #1444550 is fixed, but I'm having the same issue reported here with regard to arduino-builder-1.0.5-4.
This update has reached 7 days in testing and can be pushed to stable now if the maintainer wishes
Hello,
For all those who can not compile the code; could you check that do you have a packages folder in your home/.arduino15 directory. If there is not could you also create an empty folder and try again.
Thanks,
now the compilation aborts with:
fork/exec {runtime.tools.ctags.path}/ctags: no such file or directory
Same problem in compilation:
fork/exec {runtime.tools.ctags.path}/ctags: no such file or directory Error de compilación
After updating board definitions:
avr-g++: error: missing filename after '-o' exit status 1 Error de compilación
I'm working on a improved update that should solve all the issues with compilation. Stay tuned
This update has been obsoleted by arduino-1.6.6-3.fc26.