Again, I had very little time/motivation to work on my project, and, again, wasted an entire day, Googling to try and get VMicro working, instead.

My entire project is commented, except for an include, and one instantiation.

I checked the documentation, but there isn't any.

The last time I wasted too much time and had to shelve the project, all of my thread code worked. It was something different, then.

Sorry if I seem salty. The Nano 33 series was new, the first time I had issues. I would have to guess it's not really popular, so it hasn't gotten much love/testing. Thanks.

Edit: All of the classes that are giving errors inherit from NonCopyable<>, which hides/deletes the constructors I'm expecting to use.

Edit 2: As it tells me that rtos::Thread doesn't exist, and colors it white, I can browse definition (F12), for it, be taken to the correct file, and, when I flip back to the other file, rtos:Thread now exists, and is colored as a type. Within Thread.h, NonCopyable<> doesn't exist, until I browse its' definition... When I modify the .ino code, they become lost again. When I make it 'find' the classes, in that way, they're incomplete, and have no constructors.