Make the compiler compile Arduino 1.6 sketches

[fpapadopou]

Start implementing the storing of the files in a temp folder, like it's done now in the CompilerHanlder,
and make sure that the temp folder can be used in order to successfully compile the project with Arduino 1.6 through command line.

Make sure that the response is the same as the one from CompilerHandler's main function (in terms of structure).

Try to keep your code tested (at least functional tests).

[fpapadopou]

Ok I see you've committed no code to Github during the past week.
I think there was a misunderstanding, as for the branch you would use to commit you code.
What I want to propose, is keep the arduino-1.6 branch in a clean state, and create new branches from that one and the create pull requests to that branch. One more thing which should help us distinguish your work would be to call your branches issue-23-feature (the issue number - Arduino 1.6 migration).
For example:
Your main branch will be the arduino-1.6 one.
The extraction of the files in a temp folder will be implemented in a branch named issue-23-temp-folder
And so on..
In general, we would like your current state to be reflected in your commits on Github at any time, so please don't hesitate to push your commits and "mention" us in order to review them.

[Arachnid]

Is this project still actively maintained by codebender? Any chance of Arduino 1.6 support? I assume codebender.cc must have it by now?

[tzikis]

hey @Arachnid, sorry for the delay. actually we don't have support for that just yet, because we are working on a major push to Arduino 1.6, while making sure that none of the more than 100K sketches on codebender break

the good news is that the Arduino team has recently released an independent build system, so we should be able to use that

[Arachnid]

Thanks for the update. By independent build system, do you mean the command-line interface to compile (and optionally upload)? Or is there something more standalone now?

[tzikis]

The Arduino team added a way to run the Arduino IDE from the command line a while ago (in one of the 1.5.x versions), but this was still crappy so they are releasing a standalone tool for compilation now (called builder-something).