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Post by wphrwm on Sept 7, 2017 18:26:10 GMT
In a moment of stupidity I ran up Visual Micro 2015 Community Edition patched with Teensyduino and Visual Micro, loaded my Arduino Shieldbuddy file and compiled it. It compiled, downloaded and worked!!! It was only later that I realised what I had done. Visual Micro is a superb development IDE and it seems that you can compile for Shieldbuddy with it. Joy oh Joy.
Am I living in a fools paradise? If not this is a great development environment for Arduino based Shieldbuddy apps. It copes with the memory allocation macro and the three cores - well two of them - I wasn't using the third.
Comments please.
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Post by Admin on Sept 8, 2017 9:46:06 GMT
That's interesting. What debug support does it provide for the ShieldBuddy? Up until now, if you want a proper IDE you had to use the Eclipse bundled with the ShieldBuddy add-in. This is pretty good and includes the PLS UDE multicore debugger.
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Post by wphrwm on Sept 8, 2017 13:27:03 GMT
Haven't got round to debug yet - it was just a shock discovery when I ran up the "wrong" IDE by mistake last night.
The intellisence seems a bit off - ie it shows a command in red but it compiles and runs properly with no compile errors.
I like the VS IDE and am familiar with it - it is much more sophisticated than the Arduino IDE.
I realise that to get the best out of the Shieldbuddy it is probably best to use the Eclipse IDE but I am not at that stage yet and the VS is a nicer environment to work in.
I'll do some serious playing with the VS system and see how it holds up when I use interrupts etc.
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Post by wiken on Sept 22, 2017 6:05:14 GMT
Hi. I'm using VS2013 and Visual Micro to write and compile Arduino/Aurduino Aurix code. It works well, but the tool seems to not find some h-files, so the code-helper or intellisense is not that helpful for Aurix. I'm sure it will be better ahead. \Wiken  |
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