Compiler Error 5

Can not open source input file mbed.h : No such file or directory

This generally means you have somehow deleted the mbed library from your project.

Add it again by clicking on the "Import latest build" button on this page: http://mbed.org/users/mbed_official/code/mbed/builds/

Can not open source input file device.h : No such file or directory

This generally means that the version of the mbed library in your project does not support the selected device in the top right corner of the Online IDE.

Update your mbed library to the latest version by selecting it and clicking on the "Update" button in the right "Build Details" panel.





8 comments:

31 Jan 2011

Problem resolved: No feedback required.

07 Sep 2011

Thanks! I'd like to point out that trying a specific revision, like http://mbed.org/projects/libraries/svn/mbed/trunk?rev=28 doesn't seem to work. I had a little bit of trouble figuring out how to switch back to this from a beta release. Maybe you can make this easier in a future update?

12 Sep 2012

TCPSocketConnection.h where is this

12 Sep 2012

Hi Muhammad Asad Iqbal,

TCPSocketConnection can be found in the Socket library.

» Import this library into a programSocket

mbed socket API

Steve

12 Sep 2012

user Stephen Paulger wrote:

Hi Muhammad Asad Iqbal,

TCPSocketConnection can be found in the Socket library.

» Import this library into a programSocket

mbed socket API

Steve

now after adding this library in supertweet_testprogram i got 40 error can you run this program from cookbook after on your mbed pleas 6 month ago it WAS running on my mbed but now after the revision of library there is lot of prob

20 Sep 2012

Ethrenet.h >> where is it ??

19 Nov 2012

I am getting the same problem as Muhammed. I am trying the RFID Tweeter project but getting the following error:cannot open source input file "TCPSocketConnection.h": No such file or directory.

This must have worked for somebody? What has changed?

I am new to mbed and after trying the first simple programs all worked perfectly. I thought I would try something more challenging but I guess I was being a bit to ambitious.

19 Nov 2012

Looked a bit around, and short answer would be that it uses an outdated networking library. Would probably be nice if someone can fix it, but for easy examples I would check other programs based on new networking library (http://mbed.org/handbook/Networking)