→ So download “Eigen312.h” from this thread and copy to this precise location: → The Arduino IDE expects a *.h extension for it to appear in Sketch/Import Library pull-down menu. → Eigen is written in C++, so header files do not include the *.h extension. …\arduino-1.5.1r2\hardware\arduino\sam\libraries → Copy “Eigen” subfolder to this precise location in the Arduino IDE directory tree: → The subfolder “Eigen” is all that is needed. → Unzip will create folder containing several files and subfolders.
→ As of, latest stable release is Eigen 3.1.2 To add Eigen to the Arduino IDE (1.5.1r2) for Due, follow these instructions and try my example in step-6: (applies to Windows 7) After struggling late at night with this, I found a solution.
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The Arduino/Eigen setup on Windows 7 seems to produce internal compiler errors when using matrices larger than 4x4. So no makefiles, no binary files, nothing to compile upfront, no 20th century nonsense. As a Matlab user that appreciates minimalism, the Eigen library is written as plain header files. Eigen works very well with the Arduino Due.
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Stimmer - Did you compile Eigen2 in the Arduino IDE? If you provide instructions in how to do that, I'd be happy to test it out and compare with Matlab.Įigen is a C++ library enabling Matlab and Octave-like matrix programming.
I have not linked Eigen2 to Arduino.Įigen 2 seems to work OK though (but file sizes are rather large, ~170K) I'm more of an Octave and Matlab power user, and not well versed with C++ overhead programming (classes, makefiles, links, etc.). I tested the matrix inversion on the Arduino-Due and the results match Octave and Matlab results.Īgain, MatrixMath does not do overloaded operations for binary matrix math, as does "Eigen". To correct the problem, replace the above line with the following: #if defined(ARDUINO) & ARDUINO >= 100 Secondly, "MatrixMath.cpp" and "MatrixMath.h" fail to compile due to the following line: #include "WProgram.h" \arduino-1.5.1r2\hardware\arduino\sam\libraries I tried the Arduino matrix math library-> Arduino Playground - MatrixMathįirstly, the library should be copied to:
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