Marlin Compilation Error in Arduino IDE - Non-Constant Condition For Static Assertion
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- Marlin firmware fails to compile in Arduino IDE. Non-constant condition for static assertion error in Arduino IDE...and how to fix it
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That why I made the video...because I too looked for days for a solution to this problem.
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Already spent hours trying to sort out my printer. I thankfully found this straight away without wasting more hours. Thanks
A BIG thank you! I wouldn't have ever guessed how to fix it!
You literally saved my day. I was little bit afraid about trying to upload Marlin to my anet a8. I happened to be a really disappointed when i got the same errors as you. After doing this, it worked like a charm!! Thank you!
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Has helped me for the second time.
Have already had the problem and now after an update again.
Thanks so much. I had no idea that i had to visit the board manager. You have made an arduous chore into a simple one.
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Googling the error led me here and this video fixed my issue. Well done sir!
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Thanks. I found several forums that discussed how to fix using scripts and changing code this but this one is simple and it works.
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Thank you for this - did the trick for my printer. Wonder if this issue is due to old boards no longer supported in the new build???
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And I would likely to know how you figured it out.
Well, Marlin compiled before a Library update...after the Library update it did not work. I'm an idiot savant for noticing thing that are out of place or caused the failure.
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Hi,
Did you try just commenting up the static assert (which staticly asserts somethings and in that case fails), to check if that was just a logic error, or did the library indeed not work (that is, there's a real bug beside the static assertion) ?
Regards
Jean-François
2 days, thank you] so much
You're welcome! Update to the latest Arduino IDE and this problem is fixed.
@@MrDabrudda any clue how to print from SD? loads off "smart blurb" on the net, but nothing down to the point, cheers
@@RadBudaspectrum-photography SD feature has to be enabled in the Marlin firmware settings but it does take up extra memory of the limited ANET A8. I print using an OctoPrint server and disable the SD card to save memory.
Thanks
ok, so downgrading to 1.6.23 fixed that fault but caused a segmentation fault upon compiling. This can be resolved by rolling back to an 1.6.21 apparently, Tried this but got another error about LTO version (too high i think) Uninstalled Arduino IDE, installed an old IDE version i chode 1.6.12 and it worked, maybe some other newer versions work too I didnt check.
tl;dr: downgrade Arduino IDE if this video still doesnt work
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Sorry it didn’t work for me but it helped others thanks anyways I just downgraded to 1.8.10 which you said in the vid that it worked and it did so thank you so much
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Is it possible that this might be related to an inductive sensor that suddenly stopped working? I didn't have upload issues, but an inductive sensor suddenly failed. I replaced it AND the mainboard twice with no joy. I tested the sensors and I could see both of them change state, but neither of the mainboards picked it up.
Did you enable the sensor in the Marlin firmware?
@@MrDabrudda It had been working fine, then suddenly stopped. I replaced the sensor, then the controller, then the sensor again and finally the controller again. I gave up and reinstalled the original endstop. I was just curious since it was the same pin that caused the upload issue you experienced.
Does this method work with Marlin 2 & Marlin 1.9.1 as I get a similar problem.
Thanks for the information and vid and thanks for the link direction from @ BV3D: Bryan Vines to this video
did you try to install a bl touch or something? I did and those were errors I was getting, they are gone now, but my bl touch is blinking.
I have a capacitive bed sensor.
This video helped me move past the error but i'm compiling on MacOS (Catalina) which throws another error avr-g++: bad CPU type in executable
Downgrading the board version to 1.6.23 uses the 32 bit version avr-g++. Not sure how to fix this but if i do find a way, i'll update my comment here.
If anyone still has that problem, even after downgrading version of that library from video, please downgrade your arduino to 1.8.5. That helped to me.
Is there anything you could help me with, after doing this I got a different error message that says:
"bad CPU type in executable"
"Error compiling for board Anet V1.0."
Do have the ANET v1.0 board definitions installed in Aruduino IDE?
@@MrDabrudda I do, is there anything else it could be
Do you have the ANET v1.0 board selected and the COM port selected in the Tools menu?
@@MrDabrudda yes, i have done this before but this time I'm downgrading to 1.1.9 because in the newest one, it does not let me level the bed, when I uncomment auto_bed_leveling_bilinear and probe_manually, there is no option to level the bed, but when I do mesh bed leveling instead of bilinear, then on the printer it has a bed leveling option but when I click it it just auto homes, and I can't do prints without leveling the bed so its getting really annoying. It almost seems like nothing I can try will work.
Also, I had a problem with the newest where it didn't have an option to access the sd card, but I ended up fixing that, i dont remember what i did to, but 2.0.5 is just being really problematic for me so I'm trying to downgrade back to 1.1.9
G29 will make the printer do an auto bed level probe.
I do a:
G28 (home the axis)
G29 (auto bed level)
The only thing I can think of is open the platformio.ini and the "default_envs" should be set to "default_envs = sanguino_atmega1284p" for an ANET v1.0 board. If you have any other version of the ANET board then you will need to look up which CPU/MCU it has.
I can't (or don't know how) get my SD card working. Any Idea how to proceed?
Uncomment SD Card support in the Configuration.h file and re-flash the firmware to the printer.
@@MrDabrudda thank you, I'll try that later
Brah. why is this like this... thanks by the way!
Hey ...i keep getting the error..after doing what the vid said.. :( HELP!?
Install the latest version of the Arduino IDE.
Good news Arduino 1.8.8 does not give a compiling error 😁