Does anyone know how to use a USB port instead of a serial interface when uploading? Trying to setup vscode to work with a digispark pro 16Mhz. I manually added the board and programmer by modifying the relevant .js files. Not sure what needs to be done to get it uploading via usb as arduino does it. There isn't a COM interface for this device.
In case anyone finds this I figured it out. First you have to select the programmer you want to use (F1 then type Arduino: Select Programmer) then you can't use the upload button you have to use the command pallet to do it (F1 then type Arduino: Upload Using Programmer). You also need to add "port": "COM 1" to your arduino.json file. Pretty sure you can put anything as the port, it just needs something there to get past the no port configured prompt.
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hey! I've been using the plugin for a very long time and I love it, but just now I tripped over something weird: it cannot locate <EEPROM.h>. But it works with all other stdlibs like SPI.h, Wire.h and all that. Also, it works in the IDE, but not in Code. I thought it was something common but I cannot find anything useful online... also, the same happens on Windows and macOS. Has anyone seen this happen?
the library is there , but it keep giving me this error
That was supposed to be a search LOL
Anyone having issues with this on macOS Catalina?
I am seeing this kind of crap and it is taking much longer to compile.
2019-10-14T22:16:33.505Z INFO c.a.u.n.HttpConnectionManager:148 [cc.arduino.packages.discoverers.serial.SerialDiscovery] Connect to https://builder.arduino.cc/builder/v1/boards/0x04E8/0x6860, method=GET, request id=44F7A26BA955446A
Verifying...
2019-10-14T22:16:34.661Z INFO c.a.u.n.HttpConnectionManager:152 [cc.arduino.packages.discoverers.serial.SerialDiscovery] Request complete URL="https://builder.arduino.cc/builder/v1/boards/0x04E8/0x6860", method=GET, response code=404, request id=44F7A26BA955446A, headers={null=[HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found], Cache-Control=[no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate], Server=[nginx], Connection=[keep-alive], Vary=[Origin], Pragma=[no-cache], Expires=[0], Content-Length=[0], Date=[Mon, 14 Oct 2019 22:16:34 GMT]}
2019-10-14T22:16:34.664Z WARN p.a.h.BoardCloudResolver:64 [cc.arduino.packages.discoverers.serial.SerialDiscovery] Fail to get the Vid Pid information from the builder response code=404
What is that?
@bzeeman Is it only those 3 lines for you?
Before it was just:
'''Sketch uses 1562850 bytes (79%) of program storage space. Maximum is 1966080 bytes.
Global variables use 60460 bytes (18%) of dynamic memory, leaving 267220 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 327680 bytes.'''
Global variables use 60460 bytes (18%) of dynamic memory, leaving 267220 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 327680 bytes.'''
Now that message is hidden inside 432 lines of output!
Downgrading to Arduino 1.8.9 ASAP
I just joined this and started using vs-studio arduino and experienced that folding is not working on curly brace but on indent..... what am I doing wrong?
@riker65 Arduino code is C with specific libraries and some conventions. It's all about getting your paths right. Behaviour of the editor is as for C/C++. This extension delegates some functionality to the Arduino IDE (build process things) which is unfortunate as I'd rather not have my system polluted by Java.
I'm trying to use the ArduinoJson library but I VSCode keeps telling me that classes are undefined. Any ideas?
#include <Arduino.h>
#include <ArduinoJson.h>
void setup() {
StaticJsonDocument<200> doc; // <- I get error squiggles here saying 'identifier "StaticJsonDocument" is undefined'
}This is my c_cpp_properties.json:
{
"configurations": [
{
"name": "Win32",
"includePath": [
"C:\\Users\\finite\\Documents\\Arduino\\libraries\\**",
"C:\\Users\\finite\\AppData\\Local\\Arduino15\\packages\\esp8266\\hardware\\esp8266\\2.6.3\\**",
"C:\\Users\\finite\\AppData\\Local\\Arduino15\\packages\\esp8266\\tools\\**"
],
"forcedInclude": [],
"intelliSenseMode": "msvc-x64"
}
],
"version": 4
}
I love VS code, but I have been fighting with this issue for 2 days and I need to get something accomplished :-). Any input would be awesome!
i've an external core installed at the arduino path, in hardware folder
e.g. arduino-1.8.9/hardware/core
the boards from the core is visible in the arduino IDE
but it isn't visible in the extension
is there a way i can make the extension recognise the core?
the core is actually an stm32duino core
which i placed in the ${arduino_path}/hardware folder
Create a program that will blink two LEDs; one red, one green, alternately. That is, when the red LED comes on, the green should turn off and when the green comes on, the red should turn off. The red should be on for two seconds and the green should be on for one second. At no time should both LEDs be on simultaneously or off simultaneously (at least not within ordinary human perception). This blinking pattern should repeat over and over: red on for two seconds, green on for one second, red on for two, green on for one, and so on.
any one can help!
