Quote from LuKemp on September 20, 2025, 6:24 pm

Hello everyone, my name is Luca and I'm a beginner. Please forgive me for the inconvenience.

I use SimulIDE 1.1.0-SR1 and Arduino-IDE Ver. 2.3.6 my project involves using two Arduino Nano that communicate I2C, I create the two sources, but during compilation I get:

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Executing:
"/home/luca/Store/Linux/arduino-ide_2.3.6/resources/app/lib/backend/resources/arduino-cli" compile --no-color --fqbn=arduino:avr:nano --build-path "/home/luca/.local/share/simulide/codeeditor/buildIno/build" --build-cache-path "/home/luca/.local/share/simulide/codeeditor/buildIno/cache" "/home/luca/Store/Elettronica/SimulIDE/Arduino/nano_tiny84_i2c/riceve.ino"

Build folder: /home/luca/.local/share/simulide/codeeditor/buildIno
SketchBook:
Arduino Board "arduino:avr:nano"

The flag --build-cache-path has been deprecated. Please use just --build-path alone or configure the build cache path in the Arduino CLI settings.
Can't open sketch: main file missing from sketch: /home/luca/Store/Elettronica/SimulIDE/Arduino/nano_tiny84_i2c/nano_tiny84_i2c.ino

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>>>>> The flag --build-cache-path has been deprecated (I haven't been able to fix it, but it would compile anyway)

>>>>> Can't open sketch: main file missing from sketch: /home/luca/Store/Elettronica/SimulIDE/Arduino/nano_tiny84_i2c/nano_tiny84_i2c.ino

My sources are: invia.ino and ricevi.ino, but the compiler seems to expect the file to be named after the directory it's in. This prevents me from continuing the project. I can't have two sources with the same name. If I rename one, it compiles correctly.

This didn't happen in previous versions.
How can I resolve this issue while preserving my file names without separating everything into different directories?