Application: Arduino
Category: Utilities
Description:
The Arduino IDE.
Features: Arduino is an open-source physical computing platform based on a simple I/O board and a development environment that implements the Processing/Wiring language. Arduino can be used to develop stand-alone interactive objects or can be connected to software on your computer (e.g. Flash, Processing and MaxMSP). The boards can be assembled by hand or purchased preassembled.
Arduino1 1.8.19 Portable Development Test 1 [110MB / 537MB installed]
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Update base app.
Update base app. Update link in libraries instructions. Lossless compression of image files (.gif, .jpg, .png, etc)
What about version 2?
I'd like to see the currently latest Arduino IDE 2.1.1 in portableapps format.
it's what i've been working on for the past few days.
https://portableapps.crackfree.org/node/68844
I'd like to use the
JavainCommonFilesfolder instead.Symbolic link with
mklink /dis effective and non-official but only works on NTFS.Do you have better ways?
According to https://forum.arduino.cc/t/forcing-java-64-bit-with-arduino/1076759/5
It seems that the Java path is hard-coded.
This one is a little over my head. Need to learn some stuff before I can weigh in. New with java.
The
Datafolder seems to have no purpose.The real data is in the
portablefolder instead.There won't be any update to the main app, so it's trivial.
But this seems weird to me.
On Windows 7, if java was replaced, for example either with:
Then it won't launch with
ArduinoPortable.exeBut it will launch successfully if directly launched with
arduino.exewithin theApp\1.8.19\directory.You're saying that if you modify the package in a way I haven't specified, it doesn't work as intended? Seems like expected behaviour to me.
I was able to launch it just fine with x32 Temurin 8.0.452+9 directly with Arduino1Portable.exe
Not sure what was the cause and its fix.
If I guess, it might be because of the latest version of portableapps.crackfree.org Launcher.
Some tools will fail to open with
ArduinoPortable.exe, but it will successfully open if directly launched witharduino.exeFor example: Guino https://www.instructables.com/Guino-Dashboard-for-your-Arduino/
java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "C:\ArduinoPortable\tools\Guino\tool\guino\GUINO.exe" (in directory "C:\ArduinoPortable\tools\Guino\tool\guino"): CreateProcess error=2, The system cannot find the file specifiedIt should be
C:\ArduinoPortable\App\1.8.19\tools\Guino\tool\guino\GUINO.exeI think the IDE couldn't detect that the directory has changed because indirectly launched (not by
arduino.exe).What's the solution?
Don't use guino.
I've just found the fix.
Add this line to the Arduino1Portable.ini file
WorkingDirectory=%PAL:AppDir%\1.8.19---
Very bad solution from you lol
Beside the
portablefolder that I've mentioned before.arduino.l4j.iniandarduino_debug.l4j.inishould also be in theDatafolder.Somtimes we need to increase the
-Xmx<maximum heap size>to avoid the error ofException in thread "AWT-EventQueue-1" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space.With the new update, I think you forgot to rename the file of "ArduinoPortable.ini" to "Arduino1Portable.ini"
Otherwise it couldn't be launched.
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Based on the format of another portableapps of legacy apps, such as Mozilla Firefox, Portable Edition Legacy 115. I think the current "Name" variable is awkward.
it's better to rename it as "Arduino IDE Portable (Legacy 1.8.19)".
Since the portableapps.crackfree.org Platform will strips out the "Portable" word, it will shows up in the app list as "Arduino IDE (Legacy 1.8.19)"
not super important. i'll get around to it in a bit.