Hello,

I have some problems with the BootUp time with my Teensy 3.2

Here is my test sketch:
[code]
uint32_t Test;

void setup() {
     Test = millis();
     
     Serial.begin(115200);
     while (!Serial);
}

void loop() {
 
     delay(10000);                       // wait for 10 seconds
     Serial.println();
     Serial.print("BootTime: ");
     Serial.print(Test);
Serial.print(" ms");
}
[/code]

If I compile (Release mode) and upload it with VisualMicro I get a BootUp time of arround 4310 ms.
If i compile the same code in Arduino I get a boot up time of 300ms.

Where is the difference and how can I get the same BootTime?

I'm using VS2019 and VisualMicro V 2020.910.8

JoeLeTurbo

Can you confirm you have the same board options set in both IDE's when comparing them?
(USB Type / CPU Speed / Optimize)

If they are the same please upload the full Build Output from both IDE's, with the below options set:
1) Visual Micro: Enable options > vMicro > Compiler > Show Build Properties and Verbose
2) Arduino IDE: Preferences > Show Verbose Output During Compilation [ticked]

Yes, the board options were the same.

I reinstalled VisualMicro and now it works perfectly.
I now get the same boot up time in release version.
The debug version still takes 4310 ms but I think that is ok because of debug.

Thank you