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@Laura, Fair point. I do appreciate that.
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Sorry you're having so much trouble. Would be nice if Metawear actually took this seriously wouldn't it? It was a few months ago, but all I remember doing was getting the source and working through it, eliminating/commenting out whatever was causing…
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It's worth noting that the "Swift" MetaWear really isn't Swift. It's only a few Swift classes that provide the barest of interfaces on top of the C++ API.
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I rebuilt the ObjC library from scratch, adjusting the codebase as necessary to compile under WatchOS.
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Bump.
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It obviously took that bump to get a definitive, non-ambiguous answer from Laura, something which, for some reason, you were unable to do. Eric, at this very moment, I have an unanswered question on the iOS forum which effectively describes how your…
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Thanks Laura, my XCode is the latest official release (9.4.1). That isn't the issue. The issue is that the Metawear Swift framework doesn't expose any useful functionality to ObjC. Simply look at the Swift brigding header in the framework. These are…
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Thanks Laura. Are there guidelines on which MetaWear iOS API is compatible with which firmware? As I stated above, I've had problems in the past with incompatibilities between the two.
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Edit: when I say "iOS API", I mean MetaWear iOS API, not iOS itself.
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It wasn't spam, it was a bump, given the fact that I got no response and, generally, don't get very good support on this forum. I don't know why you're telling me about the Metabase app when I specifically explained that I'd used a variant of the co…
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Are there any actual guidelines about downgrading firmware? Is it theoretically possible?
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I mean I effectively used the code from the Metawear-SampleiOSApp, but instead of using the latest firmware which it defaults to, I used 1.3.3. Are there any actual guidelines about downgrading firmware? Is it theoretically possible?
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That results in a CocoaPods error: "Unable to find a specification for MetaWearCpp"
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Same problem here.
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Just an update, I was able to edit and rebuild the Metawear API to be compatible with the Apple Watch. CoreBluetooth is identical between iOS and Watch OS, so it's the other compatibility issues that are the real problem. It would be nice to get an …
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Ok, well, it seems that for now the library is incompatible with the Apple Watch. I can confirm that CoreBluetooth code in general works on Apple Watch 3 and I've connected to two different BLE peripherals. It will be nice if there is a compatible M…
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Errors below. Sample project can be downloaded here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1zlwq5l28vv2458/Metawear-CPP-FU.zip?dl=0 Again, simply following Stephen's instructions above in a new project will easily reproduce the no module found issue. Sho…
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All the errors so far are related to "cmath". But a simple question, can you create a new project, install the Pods as Stephen described, and get the project to build?
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Just to reiterate. Neither the standard MetaWear-Swift project, nor the one with updated pods as described above will build. Both report MetaWearCpp "no such module." This is the current state of affairs for developers. It would be nice to see these…
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I'm not sure what you mean. The project doesn't properly build the MetaWearCpp module. I checked out the MetaWearCpp project separately and attempted to compile the module and got a bunch of errors. This is all very easy to reproduce by simply usin…
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After running pod install, I get the following error: No such module 'MetaWearCpp'
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Now that the Apple Watch properly supports connecting to BLE peripherals, would it be possible to get a version of the framework with Watch OS support? This probably involves updating the dependencies and creating a Watch OS target in the podspec. …
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Edit. Xcode Version 9.2.
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Bump. Hoping to get some help on this. Just tested and the standard MetaWear-Swift project on Git has exactly the same problem!
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Thanks very much for the quick reply. I'm getting the following error: import MetaWearCpp No such module MetawearCPP I can see the folder and tried adding it as a group, but still no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Xcode 8.2. There were 100s of Swift-related errors. The solution was to start from scratch and use the "legacy Swift" settings as described here:https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/IOS-Pods-DFU-Library/blob/master/README_OBJC.md After this, …
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Thanks Eric. So if I'm understanding correctly, the individual sample rates for acceleration and gyroscope coming of the sensor fusion device (e.g., sensorFusion.acceleration) are dictated by the mode used for sensor fusion as described in the chart…
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Hi, I used the Metawear iOS app as normal. Perhaps you're not using the latest version of the app? The updates weren't available until yesterday. Perhaps try again. Also, are you using a MetaMotion board?
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Got it, updated now. Thanks Eric.
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Hi again, sorry, I am getting quaternion data now. I had to do a soft reset first.