Rework header structure to troubleshoot PIO linker issues

src/Meshtastic.h

@@ -5,80 +5,6 @@
 #include "meshtastic/mesh.pb.h"
 #include <pb_encode.h>
 #include <pb_decode.h>
-
-// Some sane limits on a few strings that the protocol would otherwise allow to be unlimited length
-#define MAX_USER_ID_LEN (sizeof(meshtastic_User().id) - 1)
-#define MAX_LONG_NAME_LEN (sizeof(meshtastic_User().long_name) - 1)
-#define MAX_SHORT_NAME_LEN (sizeof(meshtastic_User().short_name) - 1)
-
-#define BAUD_DEFAULT 9600
-#define BROADCAST_ADDR 0xFFFFFFFF
-
-extern uint32_t my_node_num;
-
-// The strings will be truncated if they're longer than the lengths above, but
-// will always be NUL-terminated. If not available, they'll be NULL.
-typedef struct {
-  uint32_t node_num;
-  bool is_mine;
-  bool has_user;
-  char user_id[MAX_USER_ID_LEN];
-  char long_name[MAX_LONG_NAME_LEN];
-  char short_name[MAX_SHORT_NAME_LEN];
-  double latitude;
-  double longitude;
-  int8_t altitude;  // To the nearest meter above (or below) sea level
-  uint16_t ground_speed; // meters per second
-  uint8_t battery_level;
-  uint32_t last_heard_from;
-  uint32_t last_heard_position;
-  uint32_t time_of_last_position;
-  float voltage;
-  float channel_utilization;
-  float air_util_tx;
-} mt_node_t;
-
-// Initialize, using wifi to connect to the MT radio
-void mt_wifi_init(int8_t cs_pin, int8_t irq_pin, int8_t reset_pin,
-    int8_t enable_pin, const char * ssid, const char * password);
-
-// Initialize, using serial pins and baud rate to connect to the MT radio
-void mt_serial_init(int8_t rx_pin, int8_t tx_pin, uint32_t baud = BAUD_DEFAULT);
-
-// Call this once per loop() and pass the current millis(). Returns bool indicating whether the connection is ready.
-bool mt_loop(uint32_t now);
-
-// Will print lots of (semi)useful information to the main Serial output
-void mt_set_debug(bool on);
-
-typedef enum {
-  MT_NR_IN_PROGRESS,
-  MT_NR_DONE,
-  MT_NR_INVALID
-} mt_nr_progress_t;
-
-// Ask the MT radio for a node report (it won't arrive right away)
-// For each node it receives, your callback will be called with
-// the second parameter set to MT_NR_IN_PROGRESS. At the end of the
-// report, if the IDs matched, the callback will be called with
-// NULL as the first parameter and the second set to either MT_NR_DONE
-// (if it was indeed the reply to our request) or MT_NR_INVALID (if it
-// turned out to have been a reply to someone else's request).
-//
-// Everything we pass to your callback could be destroyed immediately
-// after it returns, so it should save it somewhere else if it needs it.
-//
-// Returns true if we were able to request the report, false if we couldn't
-// even do that.
-bool mt_request_node_report(void (*callback)(mt_node_t *, mt_nr_progress_t));
-
-// Set the callback function that gets called when the node receives a text message.
-void set_text_message_callback(void (*callback)(uint32_t from, const char * text));
-
-// Set the callback function that gets called when the node receives a text message.
-void set_telemetry_callback(void (*callback)(uint32_t from, meshtastic_Telemetry * telemetry));
-
-// Send a text message with *text* as payload, to a destination node (optional), on a certain channel (optional).
-bool mt_send_text(const char * text, uint32_t dest = BROADCAST_ADDR, uint8_t channel_index = 0);
+#include "mt_protocol.h"
 
 #endif

src/mt_protocol.h

@@ -0,0 +1,79 @@
+#include <Arduino.h>
+#include "meshtastic/mesh.pb.h"
+#include <pb_encode.h>
+#include <pb_decode.h>
+
+// Some sane limits on a few strings that the protocol would otherwise allow to be unlimited length
+#define MAX_USER_ID_LEN (sizeof(meshtastic_User().id) - 1)
+#define MAX_LONG_NAME_LEN (sizeof(meshtastic_User().long_name) - 1)
+#define MAX_SHORT_NAME_LEN (sizeof(meshtastic_User().short_name) - 1)
+
+#define BAUD_DEFAULT 9600
+#define BROADCAST_ADDR 0xFFFFFFFF
+
+extern uint32_t my_node_num;
+
+// The strings will be truncated if they're longer than the lengths above, but
+// will always be NUL-terminated. If not available, they'll be NULL.
+typedef struct {
+  uint32_t node_num;
+  bool is_mine;
+  bool has_user;
+  char user_id[MAX_USER_ID_LEN];
+  char long_name[MAX_LONG_NAME_LEN];
+  char short_name[MAX_SHORT_NAME_LEN];
+  double latitude;
+  double longitude;
+  int8_t altitude;  // To the nearest meter above (or below) sea level
+  uint16_t ground_speed; // meters per second
+  uint8_t battery_level;
+  uint32_t last_heard_from;
+  uint32_t last_heard_position;
+  uint32_t time_of_last_position;
+  float voltage;
+  float channel_utilization;
+  float air_util_tx;
+} mt_node_t;
+
+// Initialize, using wifi to connect to the MT radio
+void mt_wifi_init(int8_t cs_pin, int8_t irq_pin, int8_t reset_pin,
+    int8_t enable_pin, const char * ssid, const char * password);
+
+// Initialize, using serial pins and baud rate to connect to the MT radio
+void mt_serial_init(int8_t rx_pin, int8_t tx_pin, uint32_t baud = BAUD_DEFAULT);
+
+// Call this once per loop() and pass the current millis(). Returns bool indicating whether the connection is ready.
+bool mt_loop(uint32_t now);
+
+// Will print lots of (semi)useful information to the main Serial output
+void mt_set_debug(bool on);
+
+typedef enum {
+  MT_NR_IN_PROGRESS,
+  MT_NR_DONE,
+  MT_NR_INVALID
+} mt_nr_progress_t;
+
+// Ask the MT radio for a node report (it won't arrive right away)
+// For each node it receives, your callback will be called with
+// the second parameter set to MT_NR_IN_PROGRESS. At the end of the
+// report, if the IDs matched, the callback will be called with
+// NULL as the first parameter and the second set to either MT_NR_DONE
+// (if it was indeed the reply to our request) or MT_NR_INVALID (if it
+// turned out to have been a reply to someone else's request).
+//
+// Everything we pass to your callback could be destroyed immediately
+// after it returns, so it should save it somewhere else if it needs it.
+//
+// Returns true if we were able to request the report, false if we couldn't
+// even do that.
+bool mt_request_node_report(void (*callback)(mt_node_t *, mt_nr_progress_t));
+
+// Set the callback function that gets called when the node receives a text message.
+void set_text_message_callback(void (*callback)(uint32_t from, const char * text));
+
+// Set the callback function that gets called when the node receives a text message.
+void set_telemetry_callback(void (*callback)(uint32_t from, meshtastic_Telemetry * telemetry));
+
+// Send a text message with *text* as payload, to a destination node (optional), on a certain channel (optional).
+bool mt_send_text(const char * text, uint32_t dest = BROADCAST_ADDR, uint8_t channel_index = 0);