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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12076 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	1701.17 - Arduino 1.8.1 + Team Capabilities, Use, Edit, Debug Libraries from Any Location Jan 17^th, 2017 at 12:29am	Print Post
	1701.17 - Release Arduino 1.8.1 Fix: Removed debug message from GDB startup 1701.16 Sp2 - RC Sp2 fixes an intellisense issue with the new relative paths used during auto update of the c++ forced includes. The problem was a result of the work to support the new Visual Studio 2017RC "File>Open Folder" 1701.16 - RC New version with many Team improvements Edit and debug libraries from any location (add them as shared c++ projects) New checkable menu item > Add Library>Create a shared project when adding libraries. When ON, a shared project is automatically created when a library is added to an Arduino project. Adding a refeference to the library project from a master project in the same solution provides cross-platform intellisense and debug. Non-library shared projects are also now fully supported (vs 2015 and 2017 only) beta>The new "File>open Folder" feature of Visual Studio 2017 RC is supported for edit and build (no debug) If project board, libs or settings had changed but users clicked "cancel" to the save changes dialog when closing the project intellisense would be incorrect after next open. Intellisense would correct itself after various events such as board, libraries, adding .ino source, adding methods to .ino files. The impact was unrecognized #defines such as ARDUINO Added initial beta support for the new "Visual Studio 2017 RC > Open Folder" command. Allows edit and upload of Arduino programs without need for a project file. Debug and project settings are not yet supported for this type of project. Visual Studio requires a CppProperties.json in the root of the project for intellisense to work in "Folder" mode. Visual Micro creates a CppProperties.json if it does not exist. A configuration called "Visual Micro" is maintained in the CppProperties.json. Arduino intellisense will only work when the "Visual Micro" configuration is selected. VS RC has a few minor bugs. IE: Re-opening a "Folder" can fail to show any source code, requiring an ide restart. Fix: Stop debugging did not always manage the gdb kill command correctly. Start/stop gdb debug should be improved The automatic project include (for intellisense) .vsarduino.h now uses a relative path. Documentation
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