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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12076 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	1801.27 - Release Jan 28^th, 2018 at 4:35am	Print Post
	Workaround Visual Studio VSIX bug that suddenly refuses to include newtonsoft.json dll in the VSIX. This is the reason the last release was retracted. Copy sub folders when copying/cloning library examples Support the creation of projects with name containing period (dot) Allow libraries to compile even if they specify an incompatible architecture= in the library.properties settings. Many libraries specify only "avr" when they actually do work with other architectures. The supposedly incompatible libraries will not be displayed on "Add Library" menus but adding #includes will enable intellisense and compile. Add clearer messages when library headers can not be resolved. Code efficiency: Prevent various internal code exceptions with better validation Fix: Upload failed for Boards that did not use a programmer or a com/ip port to upload when a user had never previously connected a COM port whilst using Visual Micro. Fix: Certain STM32 cores (any core that included both a wpogram.h and an arduino.h) would fail to compile. Visual Micro will now use the "arduino.h" if it exists in preference to the "wprogram.h". This applies to the automatic #include created in the temp folder during compilation. If neither file exists in the core folder then the "arduino.h" is #included (and would be expected to be resolved via the automatically discovered include paths). NB: Visual Micro uses the standard C# SerialPort object in the serial monitor. Some USB/Serial drivers are specified for Windows10 Universal only will fail with C# in WinXp, Win7, Win8 and Win10. Confusingly the arduino ide java serial access works better with Win10 universal drivers than Microsoft's own C# serial port object! Rule of thumb is use the correct driver for the OpSys that you are using. Improved intellisense for SAMD boards (_asm_(x) and _Pragma(x))


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