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G6EJD avatar G6EJD commented on September 25, 2024

Either would do, I just happened to pick on NtpClient, they look near identical, I'll check it out.

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G6EJD avatar G6EJD commented on September 25, 2024

OK, after further investigation I have determined there is little capability difference between the two libraries, although the NtpClient library you refer to needs an additional library of time.h so adding to the code overhead. There is no 'official' NtpClient' library as far as I know. Thanks for pointing out this other library.

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pjager avatar pjager commented on September 25, 2024

Mmmm.

I am using the Arduino NtpClient Lib from here,

I am getting an error on this line.

NTPClient timeClient(time_udp,"time.nist.gov", TimeZone * 3600, 60000); // (logical name, address of server, time-zone offset in seconds, refresh-rate in mSec)

the error output is

ntp_test_3:33: error: no matching function for call to 'NTPClient::NTPClient(WiFiUDP&, const char [14], int, int)'

NTPClient timeClient(time_udp,"time.nist.gov", TimeZone * 3600, 60000); // (logical name, address of server, time-zone offset in seconds, refresh-rate in mSec)

                                                                  ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\ntp_test_3\ntp_test_3.ino:33:70: note: candidates are:

In file included from C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\ntp_test_3\ntp_test_3.ino:5:0:

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:33:5: note: NTPClient::NTPClient(const char*, int, int)

 NTPClient(const char* poolServerName, int timeOffset, int updateInterval);

 ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:33:5: note: candidate expects 3 arguments, 4 provided

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:32:5: note: NTPClient::NTPClient(const char*, int)

 NTPClient(const char* poolServerName, int timeOffset);

 ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:32:5: note: candidate expects 2 arguments, 4 provided

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:31:5: note: NTPClient::NTPClient(const char*)

 NTPClient(const char* poolServerName);

 ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:31:5: note: candidate expects 1 argument, 4 provided

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:30:5: note: NTPClient::NTPClient(int)

 NTPClient(int timeOffset);

 ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:30:5: note: candidate expects 1 argument, 4 provided

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:29:5: note: NTPClient::NTPClient()

 NTPClient();

 ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:29:5: note: candidate expects 0 arguments, 4 provided

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:11:7: note: NTPClient::NTPClient(const NTPClient&)

class NTPClient {

   ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:11:7: note: candidate expects 1 argument, 4 provided

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:11:7: note: NTPClient::NTPClient(NTPClient&&)

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\libraries\NTPClient/NTPClient.h:11:7: note: candidate expects 1 argument, 4 provided

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\ntp_test_3\ntp_test_3.ino: In function 'void setup()':

ntp_test_3:58: error: 'class NTPClient' has no member named 'begin'

timeClient.begin(); // Start the NTP service for time

          ^

ntp_test_3:65: error: 'display_time' was not declared in this scope

screen_update.attach_ms(1000, display_time); // Call display routine every 1-sec. Tick units are 1.024mS

                             ^

ntp_test_3:67: error: 'class NTPClient' has no member named 'getEpochTime'

epoch = timeClient.getEpochTime(); // You can test moving time forward or back by adding or subtracting the required number of seconds 1-day = 24_60_60

                    ^

C:\Users\Glenorchy DSE\Documents\Arduino\ntp_test_3\ntp_test_3.ino: In function 'void loop()':

ntp_test_3:75: error: 'class NTPClient' has no member named 'getEpochTime'

 epoch   = timeClient.getEpochTime(); // You can test moving time forward or back by adding or subtracting the required number of seconds 1-day = 24*60*60

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G6EJD avatar G6EJD commented on September 25, 2024

Wrong library, this is the one I'm using: https://github.com/arduino-libraries/NTPClient

I've added the link to the readme too

Don't forget to remove the other library

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