I'm getting errors in Visual Micro when trying to compile (in Debug Mode) the Example Blink Program.

Within the last few days I have installed the following software on my Windows-7 64-bit computer:

Arduino IDE release 1.6.12.
Teensyduino 1.31 (currently in beta for the latest Arduino 1.6.12).
Visual Studio Community 2015 Version 14.0.2543101.01 Update 3. 
Visual Micro Version 1610.4.2

My target board is a Teensy LC.

In the Arduio IDE environment the "Basic Blink Program" compiles and loads into the Teensy LC board with no issues.
I've tried the compile and upload with all the USB options: "No USB", "Serial", "Keyboard", "Keyboard+Mouse+Joystick", "Serial+Keyboard+Mouse+Joystick", "Keyboard+Touchscreen", "MIDI", "Serial+MIDI", "Raw HID", and "Flight Sim Controls". 
I've tested all the USB option settings, and they compile and successfully upload into the Teensy, LC and blink at the various rates I set in the sketch code.

Building the same program in the Visual Micro IDE is giving varing results.
Some USB Board Settings compile (in debug) and load correctly...and some don't.

The configurations that work are: "No USB", "Serial", "MIDI", "Serial+MIDI".
They compile, upload, and run correctly in Teensy LC board,

But the "Keyboard", "Keyboard+Mouse+Joystick", "Serial+Keyboard+Mouse+Joystick", "Keyboard+Touchscreen", "Raw HID", and "Flight Sim Controls" USB configurations give me the following compile errors in the Output Window:

Compiling debug version of 'Blinky' for 'Teensy LC'

VM_DBG.cpp:33: In file included from
Error compiling libraries

That particular line points to a VM_DBG.h file (maybe missing)???

When I compile in "Release Mode" everything works for all USB configurations. To be quite honest, I don't know what the difference is between debug and release mode. I really never set break points while designing and testing my code. I turn LEDs on and off in various spots to locate and fix bugs in my code. Just curious on why "debug mode" is generating errors.

Also, what are the differences of "Build Solution", "Rebuild Solution", "Build Blinky", "Rebuild Blinky", "Clean Blinky", and the "Project Only" options.
It seems like the various build and rebuild commands do the same thing...they recompile and link.

I never put more than one project into a solution directory, and don't make an extra project subdirectory when defining a New Project. So maybe all those different compile options are for more complex solution setups.

Thanks for the info
I think I'll stick to the "Rebuild" command.
That way I'm compiling with a clean slate.

Hi,

I just tested Teensy LC debug and it worked okay for me.

Please switch on vMicro>Compiler>Verbose and also the "Show build properties" command and then click Rebuild.

Please attach the output as a text file (.txt) to a post here or email to info[at]visualmicro.com

Thanks

I'm also going to email the output.txt file.

Nope...
The word "serial" is getting red lines under it as if it is undefined.
This happens in both Debug and Release compiles using "RAW HID" setting.

// the setup function runs once when you press reset or power the board
void setup() {
    // initialize digital pin LED_BUILTIN as an output.
    pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT);
    serial.begin(115200);
}

// the loop function runs over and over again until power down or reset
void loop() {
    digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH);   // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level)
    delay(1000);                       // wait for a second
    digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW);    // turn the LED off by making the voltage LOW
    delay(1000);                       // wait for a second
    serial.println("hello world");
}The word serial is getting red lines under it as if it is undefined.
This happens in both Debug and Release.
 

The Debug Compile fails with the error:
VM_DBG.cpp:33: In file included from
...then a long line in the verbose messaging...
Error compiling libraries

The Release compile fails with the error: 
Blinky.ino: In function void loop()
Blinky.ino: 20:5: error: 'serial' was not declared in this scope
   serial.println("hello world")
Error compiling project sources

I tried configuring the board as "No USB" and "Serial".
In this case the two serial words are still in red.
But we are down to a single error message in both Debug and Release compiles:
Blinky.ino: In function void loop()
Blinky.ino: 20:5: error: 'serial' was not declared in this scope
   serial.println("hello world")
Error compiling project sources


I guess I need designate some sort of serial include file?

Let me remove all the extraneous comments.
Here is the code.

void setup() {
    pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT);
    serial.begin(115200);
}

void loop() {
    digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH);
	delay(1000);
    digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW);
	delay(1000);
	serial.println("hello world");
} 

Ok...the variable Serial. is now recognized.

But in Debug, we are still getting error in certain board types...
Here is the error
VM_DBG.cpp:33: In file included from
...long line....
Error compiling libraries

The board types where the error occurs are:
Keyboard
Keyboard-Mouse-Joystick
Keyboard-Touchscreen
RAW HID
Flight Sim Controls

The board types that compile without error are:
Serial
Serial-Keyboard-Mouse-Joystick
MIDI
Serial-MIDI
No USB

To reiterate, these are both very new Arduino and Teensyduino Releases.
It's Arduiono 1.6.12
It's a BETA Teensyduiono 1.31
Don't know if that makes any difference.

Let me know if I can do anything else.

I set the Remote Port to Serial 1.

Keyboard...Keyboard-Mouse-Joystick...Keyboard-Touchscreen...RAW HID...Flight-Sim-Controls
THEY ALL WORK!!!
Now everything is compiling in Debug without issue.

Thanks for your help.