Well, after some digging, I'm overlooking the definitions in the file <code> pins_arduino.h</code>.

I could not figure out how to include this, as it's got an <code>ifndef</code> that prevents it from redefining, so I just pasted this block from there at the top of the main sketch:

<code>// CANBus Triple Rev F
#define BOOT_LED 13
#define BT_SLEEP 8

#define CAN1INT 0
#define CAN1INT_D 3
#define CAN1SELECT 9
#define CAN1RESET 4

#define CAN2INT 1
#define CAN2INT_D 2
#define CAN2SELECT 10
#define CAN2RESET 12

#define CAN3INT 4
#define CAN3INT_D 7
#define CAN3SELECT 5
#define CAN3RESET 11
</code>
Probably not the "right" way to do it, but I shouldn't have to screw around like this to get it to compile out-of-the-box.

Oh... you're using Linux. I used Arduino 1.6.0 with Windows XP and it worked as prescribed here:
http://canb.us/getting-started
and here
http://docs.canb.us/firmware/main.html

Shouldn't matter between the two, strange.

That's weird, I'll look into it asap. Thanks Phil

FWIW, we had the same issue compiling both on Windows and OS X, with the 1.6 Arduino IDE. We couldn't get the base firmware to compile unless we copied those pin definitions into the main Arduino code.

I haven't encountered ANY problem compiling under the Arduino 1.6 IDE on Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)
Are you sure that you are using 1.6 and not 1.0.6? Did you restart the IDE after installing the hardware files?

@Phil,

Clearly, from the output that you posted above, you are using the older version of the IDE. Upgrade to the latest version and I think that you will have better results.

Thanks Wacky, I guess I screwed up with my decimals! 1.0.6 != 1.6

Wrong topic

I'm getting same errors as @Phil‌ on my Arduino IDE v1.6.0. I'm on Windows 8.1 x64

Figured out what caused my error. Solved creating a "hardware" subfolder in my Arduino sketchbook folder and putting CANBus-Triple folder into it. Then in the Arduino IDE I selected "CANBus Triple" from "Tools" -> "Board".
Previously I had selected "Arduino Leonardo" as board, and "CANBus Triple" was not in the list.

Now I've proposed a pull request to update http://docs.canb.us/firmware/main.html document, to reflect correct procedure described in https://canb.us/getting-started.

Hi Folks,
I finally get a Done Compiling message in Arduino IDE.
Sorry bothering you.

This is still a issue; got mine today and having a little trouble.

<blockquote>Arduino: 1.6.3 (Mac OS X), Board: "Arduino Leonardo"

CANBusTriple.ino:24:16: error: 'CAN1SELECT' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:24:28: error: 'CAN1RESET' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:25:16: error: 'CAN2SELECT' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:25:28: error: 'CAN2RESET' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:26:16: error: 'CAN3SELECT' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:26:28: error: 'CAN3RESET' was not declared in this scope
In file included from CANBusTriple.ino:29:0:
Settings.h: In static member function 'static void Settings::firstbootSetup()':
Settings.h:203:19: error: 'BOOT_LED' was not declared in this scope
digitalWrite( BOOT_LED, HIGH );
^
In file included from CANBusTriple.ino:30:0:
AutoBaud.h: In static member function 'static int AutoBaud::baudDetect(byte, Stream*)':
AutoBaud.h:24:12: error: 'CAN1INT_D' was not declared in this scope
io = CAN1INT_D;
^
AutoBaud.h:27:12: error: 'CAN2INT_D' was not declared in this scope
io = CAN2INT_D;
^
AutoBaud.h:30:12: error: 'CAN3INT_D' was not declared in this scope
io = CAN3INT_D;
^
In file included from CANBusTriple.ino:31:0:
SerialCommand.h: In member function 'void SerialCommand::bluetooth()':
SerialCommand.h:445:20: error: 'BOOT_LED' was not declared in this scope
digitalWrite(BOOT_LED, HIGH);
^
In file included from CANBusTriple.ino:34:0:
Naptime.h: In member function 'virtual void Naptime::tick()':
Naptime.h:65:19: error: 'BT_SLEEP' was not declared in this scope
digitalWrite( BT_SLEEP, LOW );
^
Naptime.h:80:19: error: 'BOOT_LED' was not declared in this scope
analogWrite(BOOT_LED, fade);
^
Naptime.h:169:19: error: 'BOOT_LED' was not declared in this scope
digitalWrite( BOOT_LED, LOW );
^
CANBusTriple.ino: In function 'void setup()':
CANBusTriple.ino:83:12: error: 'BT_SLEEP' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:90:12: error: 'BOOT_LED' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:93:12: error: 'CAN1INT_D' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:94:12: error: 'CAN2INT_D' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:95:12: error: 'CAN3INT_D' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:96:12: error: 'CAN1RESET' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:97:12: error: 'CAN2RESET' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:98:12: error: 'CAN3RESET' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:99:12: error: 'CAN1SELECT' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:100:12: error: 'CAN2SELECT' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:101:12: error: 'CAN3SELECT' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino: In function 'void loop()':
CANBusTriple.ino:170:19: error: 'CAN1INT_D' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:171:19: error: 'CAN2INT_D' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino:172:19: error: 'CAN3INT_D' was not declared in this scope
CANBusTriple.ino: In function 'boolean sendMessage(Message, CANBus)':
CANBusTriple.ino:210:17: error: 'BOOT_LED' was not declared in this scope
Error compiling.

This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
enabled in File > Preferences.
</blockquote>