DECLARE_MODEL does not name a type

[azure]

DECLARE_MODEL does not name a type

[plasne]

Oh, and BTW, you can forward declare the variable, so...
class widget;
...works. I don't know if this is just a change to the sample maybe or there is something that can be done in the source.

[Endlesshunt]

Hi, any fix/progress on this issue yet?

[photomoose]

I'm getting the same issue. Did anyone manage to resolve it?

[photomoose]

For reasons unknown to me, it appears to work if the namespace and model are declared in a separate file (e.g. a header file) rather than the main file containing setup() and loop(). This is also how it is done in the examples.

[GregTerrell]

Keep in mind that the INO is C++ the model is C. So by moving, you selected different compile options. Greg Terrell CEO, LooUQ

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[photomoose]

Thanks for the confirmation @GregTerrell. Indeed, defining the model in a .cpp file fails, whereas defining it in a .c file works fine. Back to basics for me, it has been years since I've done any C++/C.