error: ‘UCSR0A’ was not declared in this scope

[joshd]

Hola. I was just adjusting the code for Spike to point the botanicalls at the new username, and also to adjust the moist/dry/watered values.

But when I open (the latest download OR my own copy of) BotanicallsTwitter.pde and try to upload or compile in Arduino 11, I get the following error:

In function 'void uart_putchar(char)':

error: 'UCSR0A' was not declared in this scope

in the “utility” pde file – which is, IIRC, the helper library from ladyada.

Here’s the function:

void uart_putchar(char c) {

while (!(UCSR0A & _BV(UDRE0)));

UDR0 = c;

}

Just to be sure that I didn’t damage anything, I downloaded the latest version of the source and opened it in Arduino 11, and hit compile. Same error.

Huh.

What’s odd is, I’ve successfully uploaded the original source code to the botanicalls in the past, when I had an LED problem, and I didn’t get this error, then.

I’m stumped. Any suggestions?

[Rob Faludi]

Check which board you have selected. On the Tools menu under Boards you should choose “Arduino NG or older w/ATmega168”

[joshd]

Aha. I had NG with ATmega8 selected. Thanks much.

[Psyicman]

I’m having a simular problem only I have selected NG w/ATmega168

28: error: ivalid suffix “ANther” on integer contant In function ‘void setup()’:

In function ‘uint8_tposttweet(char*)’:

What do I do?

[Psyicman]

Serial.begin(9600); // set the data rate for the hardware serial port

mySerial.begin(9600); // set the data rate for the software serail port

putstring_nl(“”); // begin printing to debug output

putstring(“Botanicalls v”);

putstring_nl(VERSION);

if(digitalRead(SWITCH)==LOW) { // show the username and password if the test switch is held on startup

putstring(“ID: “);

putstring_nl(USERNAMEPASS);

}

[Psyicman]

is this the proper code? I just coppied and pasted it here.

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