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Well, the output gives some hints: [...] error: ‘wheel1_state’ was not declared in this scope error: ‘wheel2_state’ was not declared in this scope [...] So, I would start with declaring wheel1_state and wheel2_state. :-) Or, as Guido asked, are you talking about another problem?

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