compile with Arduino MKR1000 about sparkfun_simultaneous_rfid_tag_reader_library

[trineon89]

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[D3w3y]

I have a very dirty workaround for you. For me the compilation works with that, but I don't need this method so I don't care if it still works as expected or not.

In the SparkFun_UHF_RFID_Reader.cpp file add a line to the writeTagEPC method, to convert the newID from char to uint8 and then hand over the new variable to the writeData method.

writeTagEPC looks like this for me now:

uint8_t RFID::writeTagEPC(char *newID, uint8_t newIDLength, uint16_t timeOut)
{
  uint8_t bank = 0x01; //EPC memory
  uint8_t address = 0x02; //EPC starts at spot 4
  uint8_t * nnewID = (uint8_t*)atoi(newID);   // New Line doing the conversion

  return (writeData(bank, address, nnewID, newIDLength, timeOut));   // Changed newID to the above created variable nnewID
}

For me this looks like a bug in the library, maybe @nseidle can have a look and fix it properly?

[nseidle]

@D3w3y - Thanks! Your code fixed the error. The Uno compiler settings are more forgiving than the MKR and Teensy settings.

Hi @trineon89 - I just committed D3w3y's fix, as well as two additional examples showing how to use hardware serial (instead of softwareSerial). I don't have a MKR1000 to test with but checkout the Examples->Advanced->Example3_HardwareSerial_Write_EPC. It now compiles and correctly writes an EPC to a tag using a Teensy.

I'll lib ver roll the library here shortly. Please test and let us know how it goes.

[nseidle]

To document for myself: the atoi recommendation caused a bug in EPC write as reported by ombi and fixed by paulvha. The latest v1.0.7 should fix both the bug and the MKR1000 compilation issue.