Compiling deWebIOServer from Arduino IDE for chipKit WF32

[mstoer]

I have compiled the deWebIOServer example in the past with mpide and ran it on my WF32 board with no problems.   I know want to compile it from the Arduino IDE (1.6.9) as a test before setting up my own webserver on the WF32 and cannot get it to compile.  I used the Arduino IDE to add the chipKit core (v1.2.1) .   Simple "hello world" and "blink" type apps compile and run fine.    However when compiling the deWebIOServer  app I get the errors below and haven't been able to resolve them.   Did I mess up the core installation somewhere or is it something else?   Google hasn't been to helpful on this.

Marcell

 

Arduino: 1.6.9 (Windows 10), Board: "chipKIT WF32"

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `DFILE::write(unsigned char)':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/dfatfs/dfatfs.h:136: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsputc(char)'

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `DFILE::read()':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/dfatfs/dfatfs.h:137: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsread(void*, unsigned long, unsigned long*, unsigned long)'

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `DFILE::peek()':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/dfatfs/dfatfs.h:139: undefined reference to `DFILE::fslseek(unsigned long)'

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `DFILE::flush()':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/dfatfs/dfatfs.h:140: undefined reference to `DFILE::fssync()'

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `SDRead(DFILE&, unsigned char*, unsigned long)':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:112: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsread(void*, unsigned long, unsigned long*, unsigned long)'

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `SDSetup()':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:139: undefined reference to `DFATFS::fsmount(DFSVOL&, char const*, unsigned char)'

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:157: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsopen(char const*, unsigned char)'

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:163: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsclose()'

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `ComposeHTMLSDPage(CLIENTINFO_T*)':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:256: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsopen(char const*, unsigned char)'

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:275: undefined reference to `DFILE::fslseek(unsigned long)'

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:340: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsclose()'

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:362: undefined reference to `DFILE::fsclose()'

libraries\HTTPServer\HTMLSDPage.cpp.o: In function `__static_initialization_and_destruction_0':

c:/users/mstoer/appdata/local/arduino15/packages/chipkit/hardware/pic32/1.2.1/libraries/httpserver/htmlsdpage.cpp:54: undefined reference to `SoftSPI::SoftSPI(unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char)'

collect2.exe: error: ld returned 255 exit status

exit status 255
Error compiling for board chipKIT WF32.

 

 

[W5UXH]

I have the exact same errors using Arduino.  I normally use UECIDE where deWebIOServer compiles error free.  

I have other problems where when I turn on port forwarding it eventually stops working.  I assume this is from "probes" that look for access to systems.  I hoped I could figure out enough in the code to add debug printouts to identify and handle the type of probe.  The last time I tried to figure out this web server stuff (I think that was with a Netduino) I was able to capture attempts to access "rom-0" (or something of that nature).  A google search indicated this is a weakness in some routers that they look for.

I continue to hope that some day I will be able to learn enough to set up a simple server on the WF32 to control some hardware remotely over the network, but most of the code is above my head.  If I can figure out what is coming in from the outside world to kill the server, that will be a good first step.  It runs fine when port forwarding is turned off, it only crashes when port 80 is allowed in from outside and sometimes it takes a few hours before this event occurs.

I will be interested to learn if you have had any success under Arduino.  Good luck.

Chuck