Hi, I'm new on Gitter. I just want to let you know that I wrote a tutorial on Arduino and VSCode at https://github.com/bfxdev/Arduino/blob/master/VSCode/README.md
My experience with Arduino and VSCode is limited, so a couple of things may not be appropriate, please let me know.
This tutorial is written especially for the Gamebuino (an Arduino-based game console), but should be applicable for many other boards.
Please check my tutorials (written for the Gamebuino but applicable for most other boards normally):
https://github.com/bfxdev/Arduino/blob/master/VSCode/README.md
https://github.com/bfxdev/Arduino/blob/master/ArduinoStructure/README.md
https://github.com/bfxdev/Arduino/blob/master/VSCode/README.md
https://github.com/bfxdev/Arduino/blob/master/ArduinoStructure/README.md
After that, the best is to let the arduino-builder compile something for you with activated debug logs. You will see compiler commands, which you can adapt and re-use to set the compilerPath value in the c_cpp_properties.json file.
My VS Code is suddenly not remembering anything in the arduino.json. When I open the project it asks for board type and sketch etc but all those variables are correctly set. If I set them again then it promptly ignores them all next time I open the project. Using on Windows 7 64bit with Arduino IDE 1.8.5. Not sure if this happened after version update to arduino plugin as this used to work fine.
Found the issue! Bug in VS Code not reading arduino.json when folder .vscode is excluded in system settings. See Microsoft/vscode-arduino#802.
i am going from dev to production. i need to know all of the exact esptools.py commands that need to be issues to flash my esp32 Huzzah32 device from the command line. i can see in the VSCode log when I download to a device all of the output from the many commands, but not what the commands are. is there some place I can see of log of those so I can call them myself from the command line?
Hi guys, I would like to debug code for an Arduino Zero. I added a general configuration file (Arduino path, etc.) and following project .vscode file
"board": "arduino:samd:arduino_zero_edbg",
"debugger": "CMSIS-DAP",
"port": "/dev/ttyACM0",
"sketch": "Analog.ino".Compiling and flashing works fine, the controller is connected via USB "Debug" port. But I receive always a
"Cannot read property ''apply" of undefined - Source: Arduino(Extension)"
message when I try to debug. Do I have to add additional variables to the configuration? Anyone knows a detailed description of configuration parameters for this type of controller?
@tpitman no idea about this since this file is from Espressif, you can contact them for help
@SebastianZug the on-board debugger is from Atmel, and we didn't test it, sorry. You can try the Atmel Studio 6.2 for debugging.
well, warning not error. nevertheless, to fix it I had to add this to
includePath:"C:\\\\Program Files (x86)\\\\Arduino\\\\hardware\\\\tools\\\\avr\\\\avr**"
I'm on the latest version,
0.2.25.
@ArthurMa1978 Thanks for your response! I would like to avoid Atmel Studio :-) If I try to analyze the challenges for an integration of Arduino Zero, which implementation of a controller X could be a good starting point? I guess your scripts just configure an openocd connection, isn't it?
hey guys i get some random errors at my .ino file
Hi everyone. First time here. I'm working with the MXChip IoT DevKit, taking a Microsoft edX course, and in VS Code w/ Arduino examples shown via the Command Palette, I'm trying to see the "AzureIoT" folder of examples within the "Examples for MXCHIP AZ3166" folder. On one of my laptops I see this folder, but on another laptop I do NOT see this "AzureIoT" folder. I need this folder to access the GetStarted example (which includes the tasks.json file - critical for my edX course). Any help is appreciated - thanks.
I solved this issue - all Azure IoT examples are no longer copied to your local drive at: C:\Users\smm-c\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\AZ3166\hardware\stm32f4\1.6.2\libraries\AzureIoT\examples. All Azure IoT Hub examples were moved to the project catalog in IoT Device Workbench.
@rutigl Did you get an answer to your post from 1st December 2017?
"Cannot find the OpenOCD from the launch.json debugServerPath property.Please input the right path of OpenOCD"
"Cannot find the OpenOCD from the launch.json debugServerPath property.Please input the right path of OpenOCD"
- I cant see any threads from that post.
I am trying to test Ardunio Uno Rev2 - which is on the list within the vscode-arduino extension, so I am assuming it is supported in the debugger.
Hey guys. I've been trying to get an IDE setup that is better than the default Arduino IDE. I ran across your program in Visual Studios and I am trying to get it working. I have managed to get it almost completely working, but some of the libraries I use directly reference registers on the arduino and your program does not seem to like that. It is that giving out 'identifier is undefined error' for each verrible used. Is there anything I can do to get that working, or is it possibly a feature request that I could make?
Hi all, i've recently started programming a 3pi for a maze runner challenge and am keen to move on from the Arduino IDE. I've setup vscode with the Arduino plugin and it looks promsing, but I don't get the option for the "Pololu USB AVR Programmer". This is within a separate programmers.txt within the default Arduino sketchbook location. Can someone please help me add this programmer? Thanks!
i see there is an issue on the git hub. i will see if the work around works for me.
@tpitman
I had a similar problem and it has something to do with adruino skech and the way it handles the .ino files. To get this problem to disapear every .ino file needs it own folder. It would be nice if the opload file is the same as the larst edited file. And the way of chancing upload files, is simpler.
I had a similar problem and it has something to do with adruino skech and the way it handles the .ino files. To get this problem to disapear every .ino file needs it own folder. It would be nice if the opload file is the same as the larst edited file. And the way of chancing upload files, is simpler.
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?