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Intellisense: __AVR_ATmega328P__ getting defined twice in %.vsarduino.h file
Jul 8th, 2018 at 3:57pm
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1. What's the proper method for submitting a bug?
2. Per the title, I'm seeing this occur when I select Uno from the drop-down.

  • Win 10 - 64bit (Enterprise)
  • Latest version of Visual Studio 2017 - Community (as of 7/8/18)
  • Latest version of VisualMicro (as of 7/8/18)
  • No Arduino IDE method
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Re: Intellisense: __AVR_ATmega328P__ getting defined twice in %.vsarduino.h file
Reply #1 - Jul 8th, 2018 at 4:17pm
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Hi

This file is used for intellisense only. Are you seeing an intellisense error? 
Are you sure that one version does not have p and the other capital P?

Unfortunately the define is not part of the main arduino core so Visual Micro has to make two versions to cater for historic and more recent platforms of some boards. This is just to ensure intellisense works.

To establish defines for your hardware that you can reply on I suggest using the Toggle Hidden files so you can inspect the core that you are using more easily. F12/GoTo will also work better.

Thanks
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