VS Arduino - 1612.24

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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12076 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	1612.24 Dec 24^th, 2016 at 1:11am	Print Post
	The Arduino 1.8.0 IDE has been released and is supported. The release works the same way as the Arduino 1.6.x versions. The Visual Micro application Fix problem for first time users, after entering an arduino location visual micro would not operate until the ide had been restarted. Compiler speed improvement Using the Visual Micro 'Add Code' or 'Create Project' menu commands prevent illegal characters in file names (especially applies to Atmel studio which does not allow spaces in file names (unlike the Arduino Ide). Visual Micro supports spaces for new files in Visual Studio The "Debug>Attach to process" command (attaches to an existing debug session is available) has been improved and is more responsive to a change of port or ip Opening visual studio no longer shows the visual micro 14/45 day nag screen to buy visual micro. Instead the window opens the first time an Arduino build happens in the session. This will happen once every 14 days. (Feed back suggested it didn't make sense to nag visual studio users when not working with arduino projects. makes sense to us, thanks!) REMINDER - TOO MANY UPDATES? If our frequent updates annoy, Visual Studio 2015 users you can switch off auto update of Visual Micro via "Tools>Extensions and Updates". If you want the updates, then it might be useful to know you can calways lick Cancel when prompted to re-start the IDE after an update. Major releases will still be prompted, but only a few times per year.


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