Problem on compilation

Are you using a standard shield with a LIN transceiver? If so, which on is it?

I update to last Shieldbuddy files, 1.63, now this error apears:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\LIN-master\lin.cpp:27:24: fatal error: util/delay.h: No such file or directory

#include <util/delay.h>

Thanks it seems to solve the problem of timing.

now this works:

Lin lin;

but when i try to redirect to another like Serial1, 2 etc this get me this error:

exit status 1
no matching function for call to 'Lin::Lin(SerialClass3&, int)'

I think is related to the class Lin:

class Lin
{
protected:
void serialBreak(void);
// For Lin 1.X "start" should = 0, for Lin 2.X "start" should be the addr byte.
static uint8_t dataChecksum(const uint8_t* message, char nBytes,uint16_t start=0);
static uint8_t addrParity(uint8_t addr);

HeapSkew<LinScheduleEntry> scheduler;

public:
Lin(LIN_SERIAL& ser=Serial,uint8_t txPin=1);
LIN_SERIAL& serial;
uint8_t txPin; // what pin # is used to transmit (needed to generate the BREAK signal)
int serialSpd; // in bits/sec. Also called baud rate
uint8_t serialOn; // whether the serial port is "begin"ed or "end"ed. Optimization so we don't begin twice.
unsigned long int timeout; // How long to wait for a slave to fully transmit when doing a "read". You can modify this after calling "begin"
void begin(int speed);

// Send a message right now, ignoring the schedule table.
void send(uint8_t addr, const uint8_t* message,uint8_t nBytes,uint8_t proto=2);

// Receive a message right now, returns 0xff if good checksum, # bytes received (including checksum) if checksum is bad.
uint8_t recv(uint8_t addr, uint8_t* message, uint8_t nBytes,uint8_t proto=2);

// Scheduler APIs

// Add an element to the schedule. To remove, either clear the whole thing, or remove it when it next plays
void add(LinScheduleEntry& entry,uint16_t when=0) { entry.trigger = millis() + when; scheduler.push(entry); }
void clear(void) { scheduler.clear(); }
void loop();

};

Ok we will need to check this.