Hi,

Sorry I am not entirely clear about your report so let me ask some questions, give some info and forgive me if I have misunderstood.

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1) There isn't a VM or MV libs. Visual Micro uses the same configuration as the arduino ide so expects the libraries to be in the same place as they are when working in the arduino ide. Unles using some of the advanced VM features user libraries will always be found in documents\arduino\libraries or wherever the "arduino sketch book" has been set to.

Often users enter a value for the "optional sketch book location" when configuration visual micro which is a mistake because leaving it empty ensures the same location the arduino ide is using. If you have entered a value your user installed libraries via the arduino ide won't be found by visual micro.

2) When making reports please state ide versions (visual studio and arduino)

3) Often, the different arduino hardware has different libraries so it is always important to state which board/hardware you are using.

4) TimerThree is a use library, EEPROM is normally installed with the hardware so this suggests an inititial configuration issue.

5) There should not be a migration of code from arduino to visual micro. The exact same code should work in both Ide's with the exact same configuration

If you are unable to provide information about your configuration then please switch on "vmicro>compiler>show build properties" and "verbose" then build and post the output as a .txt or email to info[at]visualmicro.com with a link to this post.

Thanks

Hi,

Arduino 1,6,4 is old but still supported however you should look to use 1.6.11 because since 1.6.6 arduino has changed where it installs new hardware and produced a lot of new build properties that might cause problems when you install new hardware in the future. It's a good time to make life easier and keep up to date.

Let's step back slightly and prove your basic installation works and that you understand how visual micro works with arduino in visual studio.

Please follow the first steps in the documentation:-
http://www.visualmicro.com/page/User-Guide.aspx?doc=index

When you have blink build please use the Add Library vMicro menu to add EEPROM then confirm if you you have build issues or not.

Thanks

Hi,

Sorry to say a whole bunch of factors came together and caused some issues in the past few weeks.

I expect that mature older installs were more affected.

There is a 1609.4 release that hopefully fixes everything.

Thanks very much for the report and sorry for the hassle.