Visual Micro Arduino Software Enables You
This software enables you to develop and upload projects to any Arduino board, and it takes full advantage of the features offered by Visual Studio and Atmel Studio.HOWEVER, I can't get Visual Micro to behave like Arduino IDE, or as expected in VS:Install the Arduino Extension from within Visual Studio. It supports Visual Studio 2012-2017 (with C++ installed) and Atmel Studio 7. The Linduino is Linear Technology’s Arduino compatible system for distributing firmware libraries and example code to customers of Linear Technology’s integrated circuits.Visual Micro is a Microsoft Visual Studio and Atmel Studio plug-in that can be used by developers to create cross-platform programs compatible with Arduino boards.
Similar to above, I can open the Micro Explorer, shows me Examples from the Core Arduino install. Great, how do I get Visual Micro to do the same? Arduino IDE makes this INSANELY easy by just dropping it into your libraries folder, and the files that maintain proper folder structure "just work". I cannot figure out how to reference external libraries. When I open a sketch, it works great as long as it only relies on core libraries.
Why? (probably related to above) Except my downloaded external libraries. It even shows things from ALL available libraries as I type. Intellisense is AWESOME. Why? (again, with Arduino IDE, they "just show up" when you drop them in your Arduino folder)
It "poops" all over my sketch folder with VS specific files anyway. If I open an Arduino Sketch (mentioned above) and then close it, it asks if I want to save changes. Has no idea where the included header resides (cannot navigate to declaration, nothin) Open this same sketch in Visual Micro.
Aside from debugging and a great coding experience (in a single sketch with no reference), the whole point of getting away from Arduino IDE is to get into more complex project structures with libraries instead of big monolithic sketch files. I'm completely out of my realm as far as knowing how to create a library, and reference it in my Arduino main project/sketch. The project/solution structure of Visual Micro is really odd.
Surely it is possible, else this plug in would not be pitched as "100% compatible" with Arduino AVR/IDE. Most everything about Visual Micro is awesome, but I just cant figure out these most basic things. Where are some good tutorials on that?I've watched several videos, read through several forums.
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We have recently started to sell the debugger option which brings in a small amount of revenue but everything else has been provided free for many years and as such we avoid too much extra work on behalf of spammers :) You will read on our site and in the forum that response to visualmicro.com new registration requests has been slightly slowed this month due to some unique factors. Actually we get about 20 spam requests for each 1 real member so we use a system where by you apply via the registration page on the forum. I believe a kitten just died somewhere.I am sorry you found the forum registration a pain.
Without this option VS or Atmel will perform exactly like the Arduino Ide2) If you can not see your libraries in the explorer or on the menu item "Project>Add/Import Sketch Library" then the SketchBook Folder path will be wrong in the Visual Micro options. (Click the menu item again to remove the additional sources). This additional option is for more advanced users, does not affect compilation but simply brings the sources from the libraries and core directly into the project. In VS intellisense and the ability to use the class explorers for libraries and core is enhanced if you click "Project>Show all sketch files". We hope to see your reg request if you have not already made one.1) You will see intellisense for all sources including core and libraries.
I use it with the free atmel studio and absolutely love it.Question, since there seems to be a Visual Micro guy in here. You will see there is also an Arduino 1.5.x option availableHi! I downloaded Visual Micro and have been using it for a couple of days and it is A BAJILLION TIMES BETTER than the Arduino IDE. The image shows the config for Arduino 1.0.x apps.
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