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in libdaisy (and also some weird stuff in DaisySP). Visual Studio Project woes – I just merged a fix that fixes all of the missing files/references, etc. I think this will go a long way to creating a healthy developer ecosystem around the Daisy, which I sure is what you want. There are some guides in the forums but they are far from complete. I really really do suggest that you create some “official” guides for setting up both VSCode (including PIO) and VS/VGDB, and specifically getting debuggers working (I have a Segger EDU, which I have not been able to get working properly with the Daisy and either of the M$ IDEs). Love the Daisy, but I am getting a little frustrated with the poor state of your developer “onboarding”.

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I am a professional software engineer (though with no real embedded development experience), and I want to get on with building some cool apps for Daisy, NOT muck about trying to get the projects to build.

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I strongly encourage you to either get the examples in a state that developers can just clone them, install VGDB and get going, or create a “starter project”. I am getting “no input files” and multiple missing file errors when attempting to build libdaisy. Every time I seem to make progress I run into more issues. I have been struggling with the DaisyExamples for weeks trying to get it building in VS. I am super eager to get over the setup hump and into creating some digital instruments!

If anyone has gotten VSCode set up, either with PlatformIO or not, it would be great to get that documented too.

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Not even sure how to get console output from the device with VSCode. I am also using VSCode to get by, but having to treat the device as a black box is… well frustrating.

And then what about debugging? Does the Daisy include onboard debugging or do I need to use JTAG or similar? It would be great if you could create a guide to getting set up with VS and VGDB, given that it is probably the best toolchain out there.

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I looked at the repo comments and it looks like i2c support was removed but perhaps someone did not check in their config changes along with the code changes. I have set the file type prop to C/C++ Header, but no dice.

It looks like it is treating that file or something it depends on as a C file rather than a C++ file (causes “unknown type name ‘namespace’” error). I keep getting build errors related to per_i2c.h. Questions: which toolchain do I use the custom one documented in “getting started”, or will the regular ARM toolchain work? None of the samples will build with either, because the libdaisy build fails. Works on my Uno with a similiar platformio.I just cloned the repo and tried to build some of the samples with VS2019 and VGDB. (see Windows device manager).ĮDIT: In my test I had to say debug_port = \\.\COM14 when using COM14 so that GDB is happy.Īnd as code / src\main.cpp #include "Arduino.h"

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Whereas you have to replace SERIAL_PORT with the actual serial port name of the Mega on your computer, e.g. So you need to move your normal Serial output to another hardware serial ( Serial2?) on the Mega.Īs a start I’d suggest you debug just a blink sketch to verify the setup. Arduino Serial class) cannot be used in your program together with the debugger.

Any part of your application that uses the UART module (e.g.

When I run the debug feature, I get an error dialog “The preLaunchTask ‘undefined’ terminated with exit code 1.” What des this mean please?ĭo I need to download any debug environment for the mega2560? install/ configure something)Ĭan I use the same serial port as I use to upload code to the arduino or do I need to use a different hardware serial? What are the key steps I need to undertake before attempting to debug? (e.g. Having read a few of the debugging tutorials and tried to debug a simple sketch in vscode, I have a few questions - thanks very much for help with this: Previiously I used the arduino IDE for development work and had a brief foray into Visual Micro and its debug environment. I am trying to get the debug feature working and although I have been programming arduino to drive stepper motors and worked with various sensors etc, I have no real experience of debugging in the arduino context. It’s really nice and thank you to all who have conceived and worked on this, it’s a really nice environment. Hello, I have just installed Platformio and vscode.