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So it appears that rosserial_arduino/CMake can't work with .ino files, unless there is something specifically wrong with my .ino file. Copying and renaming the .ino file to a .cpp file fixed all of the issues, and the code uploaded correctly. Bug?
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So it appears that rosserial_arduino/CMake can't work with .ino files, unless there is something specifically wrong with my .ino file. Copying and renaming the .ino file to a .cpp file fixed all of the issues, and the code uploaded correctly. Bug?
EDIT 1: A symbolic link (ln -s) from the ../sketchbook/<project>/<project>.ino file to the ../firmware/<project>.cpp file also fixes the issue, meaning I can still have the students update the code in one location for both the CLI and GUI.
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So it appears that rosserial_arduino/CMake can't work with .ino files, unless there is something specifically wrong with my .ino file. Copying and renaming the .ino file to a .cpp file fixed all of the issues, and the code uploaded correctly. Bug?
EDIT 1: A symbolic link (ln -s) from the ../sketchbook/<project>/<project>.ino file to the ../firmware/<project>.cpp file also fixes the issue, meaning I can still have the students update the code in one location for both the CLI and GUI.
EDIT 2: Obviously an update was required to the ./firmware/CMakeLists.txt to target the new .cpp file, after the .cpp symbolic link was created.
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