I tried this sketch to see if I could finally find a working arduino/Processing library and got this when I tried to compile.

Not sure if that's normal. Going to keep looking. Thanks for trying.

In file included from /Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/OSCCommon/OSCClient.h:21:0,
from /Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/ArdOSC.h:55,
from OSC_simplesend.ino:4:
/Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/OSCCommon/OSCEncoder.h:27:33: error: 'OSCMessage::OSCMessage' is not a type
int16_t encode( OSCMessage::OSCMessage *mes ,uint8_t *_binData );
^
In file included from /Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/ArdOSC.h:55:0,
from OSC_simplesend.ino:4:
/Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/OSCCommon/OSCClient.h:36:5: error: 'OSCEncoder::OSCEncoder' names the constructor, not the type
OSCEncoder::OSCEncoder encoder;
^
In file included from /Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/OSCCommon/OSCServer.h:19:0,
from /Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/ArdOSC.h:56,
from OSC_simplesend.ino:4:
/Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/OSCCommon/OSCDecoder.h:26:30: error: 'OSCMessage::OSCMessage' is not a type
int16_t decode( OSCMessage::OSCMessage *_mes ,const uint8_t *_binData );
^
In file included from /Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/ArdOSC.h:56:0,
from OSC_simplesend.ino:4:
/Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/OSCCommon/OSCServer.h:31:5: error: 'OSCDecoder::OSCDecoder' names the constructor, not the type
OSCDecoder::OSCDecoder _decoder;
^
/Users/Lotus/Desktop/All Others/Workbench/Arduino/libraries/ArdOSC/OSCCommon/OSCServer.h:32:5: error: 'Pattern::Pattern' names the constructor, not the type
Pattern::Pattern _adrMatch;
^
Error compiling.

Here is the code:

include <SPI.h>

include <Ethernet.h>

include <ArdOSC.h>

byte myMac[] = { 0x90, 0xA2, 0xDA, 0x0F, 0x2B, 0X1E };
byte myIp[] = { 192, 168, 0, 177 };

int destPort=1234;
byte destIp[] = { 169, 254, 166, 0 };

OSCClient client;

//create new osc message
OSCMessage global_mes;

int v3=10;
float v4=10.0;
char str1[]="simple send 1!";

int v1=0;
float v2=0.0;

void setup(){

Ethernet.begin(myMac ,myIp);

}

void loop(){

global_mes.setAddress(destIp,destPort);

global_mes.beginMessage("/ard/send1");
global_mes.addArgInt32(v1);
global_mes.addArgFloat(v2);
global_mes.addArgString(str1);

client.send(&global_mes);

global_mes.flush(); //object data clear

delay(500);

send2();

delay(500);

v1++;
v2 += 0.1;

}

void send2(){
//loacal_mes,str is release by out of scope
OSCMessage loacal_mes;

loacal_mes.setAddress(destIp,destPort);

loacal_mes.beginMessage("/ard/send2");
loacal_mes.addArgInt32(v3);
loacal_mes.addArgFloat(v4);

char str[]="simple send2 !!";
loacal_mes.addArgString(str);

client.send(&loacal_mes);

v3++;
v4 += 0.1;
}

Hello,

I just bought the Lemur app for iOS, it seems that it sends bundles and apparently ArdOSC doesn't support bundles as I don't seem able to get any messages from the Lemur, is that possible ?

I tried to use ArdOSC with a Arduino Zero and the new Ethernet-shield (with W5500 and Ethernet2 library). While compiling it wanted a W5100 and stopped.

C:\Users\x\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ArdOSC\src\OSCClient.cpp:22:27: fatal error: utility/w5100.h: No such file or directory
#include <utility/w5100.h>

I changed that include to <utility/W5500> (which was present) but then it complained about

C:\Users\x\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ArdOSC\src\OSCClient.cpp: In member function 'int16_t OSCClient::sockOpen()':
C:\Users\x\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ArdOSC\src\OSCClient.cpp:39:21: error: 'W5100' was not declared in this scope

     uint8_t s = W5100.readSnSR(i);

How can I use ArdOSC with newer hardware?

Thank you for your effort.

Paul