Hi all

I'm using Visual Micro with Teensy and there is a popular tool that replaces the Teensy loader called TyQT.
(it is a lot better and mentioned quite extensively in the Teensy forum).

TyQT is also capable of integrating to the Arduino IDE, by modifying the configuration pertaining to the upload tool: instead of using the Teensy loader it sets it up to TyQT.bat which takes the exact same parameters as the teensy loader.

When this integration is enabled and I compile from Visual Micro, it attempts to use the TyQT.bat for upload as this is the configuration in Arduino.
This is all correct so far.

The problem starts here, because TyQT.bat is not an EXE file:
When it tries to start TyQT, instead of running TyQT.BAT (which would be something like cmd.exe TyQT.bat or a ShellExecute on the BAT file), Visual Micro seems to try to run something called "TyQT.bat.exe" (that's what the error says anyway)

and then throws an error that the file can't be found and the whole upload fails.

This is a major issue / hassle because it forces me to revert to the Teensy Loader if I want to upload from the Visual Micro IDE.

It'd be great if could fix this issue as it seems related to the use of a BAT file as the uploader (this is not necessarily specific to TyQT; any other solution using BAT file will probably not work either).

Here are the steps to reproduce the behaviour:

- Get a Teensy board
- Install Arduino and Teensyduino
- Install TyQT
- Open TyQT and select the option to integrate to Arduino IDE
- Now open a Visual Studio Arduino project.
- Select Teensy as the board, write some code and
- UPLOAD

You will get an error mentioning the absence of "TyQT.bat.exe"

Correct result should be:
Visual micro should recognize it is a BAT file and run it appropriately with all the usual parameters (no need to change any of the parameters).

Hi again,

Can you please supply install instructions for your config

Thanks