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1601.11 Sp3
Jan 15th, 2016 at 7:03am
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  • Visual Micro is now compatible with Arduino 1.6.6+ "library in library" auto discovery. Auto discovery is much slower than the older regex system, especially with libraries that contain a lot f source code. There is a new "Visual Micro>Deep Search Includes" menu item that allows the old system to be enabled for the current project. This will then mean that libraries will only be compiled if they are also #included in the [project_name].ino (ie: works the way pre-arduino1.6.6 works). A simple test is to select the Zero board and the AzureIoT library. The AzureIoT library is huge and also uses Wifi101, RTCZero and SPI. The compile time of an empty sketch with arduino 1.6.6 style discovery is approx 7 seconds compared to sub one second using the older .ino/regex system.
  • Fix compiled failed if path contained "\."
  • Added proxy settings to the Pro activation window
  • Fix compiler cache confusion which sometimes allowed object file date.time comparison even when for rebuild.
  • Add - Verbose build messages clearly show the name, version and location of each compiled library.
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