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Simon@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 2806 Joined: Feb 13^th, 2019	22.02.18-6 VS 2017-2019, 2022 Apr 7^th, 2022 at 1:01pm	Print Post
	Installer Note: If the install for Visual Studio fails, right click and "Open With>Visual Studio Version Selector" * NOTE VS 2022 - If you installed a PRE-RELEASE version of Visual Micro for VS2022 (before 21.11.08.0) please uninstall and install from the gallery, or the link below * Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.1906 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.2206 for Visual Studio 2022 Fix: High Speed Parallel build option not enabling on click (reported here) Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.1905 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.2205 for Visual Studio 2022 Fix: Micro Explorer > Reference now linked to online documentation when local files missing, e.g. Arduino IDE 1.8.16 onwards (reported here) Download 22.02.18.2204 (beta) for VS2022 board.txt supports additional prefixes # standard board.txt property. lowest level of priority. a fallback value. # # test1= # # avr.test1=(board.target_architecture) # atmega328p.test1=(board.mcu) # AVR_UNO.test1=(board.boardname) # uno.test1=(boardid) # configuration name release/debug (case must be same) # # Release.avr.test1= (board.target_architecture) # Release.atmega328p.test1= (board.mcu) # Release.AVR_UNO.test1= (board.boardname) # Debug.uno.test1=(boardid) Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.1903 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.2203 for Visual Studio 2022 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.03 for Atmel Studio 7 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.03 for Atmel Studio 7 (v2Installer) Fix: Prototype Generation now correctly handles Teensy FLASHMEM declaration on functions (Reported Here, Alternate Example TSynth Project on GitHub) Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.1902 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.2202 for Visual Studio 2022 Fix: UI: Improved scaling fixes for MicroExplorer and IDELocations windows on High Resolution Monitors with scaling applied NOTE: This should allow the DPIAwareness Registry key to be set to 1 or removed (shown on the 4K Monitors tab on this page) Older release for Atmel Studio Download Visual Micro 21.06.06.4 for Atmel Studio 7 Download Visual Micro 21.06.06.4 for Atmel Studio 7 (v2Installer) Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.1901 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.2201 for Visual Studio 2022 Fix: Build: Library Caching updated to cater for Cloned Versioned Libraries Fix: Build: Library Caching only outputs cached entries when using vMicro > Compiler > Verbose Fix: Intellisense: MBED Nano Boards fixed for RTOS code (Reported Here) Fix: Line Endings made consistent when Adding Libraries (Reported Here) Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.1900 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Download Visual Micro 22.02.18.2200 for Visual Studio 2022 Fix: Build: Library Caching fix added to greatly speed up second and consequent builds Fix: Serial Debug: Memory Monitor added for ESP32/ESP8266 boards (Reported Here) Fix: Serial Debug: Memory Monitor Line not displaying in Dark Theme resolved Fix: Intellisense: ZWave Uno Beta Boards (Reported Here) Download Visual Micro 21.11.08.1920 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Download Visual Micro 21.11.08.2220 for Visual Studio 2022 Updated Fix: Hardware Debugging approach updated for newer ESP32 Modules e.g. WROVER-E (Reported Here, and here) NOTE: This is currently behaving differently to our standard installations in the following ways:- - You must set one breakpoint in your code before starting the debugging session. - Breakpoints can only be added/changed when you are stopped on a breakpoint. Add below Local board.txt entries to try this: Code debug.toolingsystem=gdbscript # Most stable OpenOCD Version for newer ESP32 Boards tools.openocd.debug.path={runtime.tools.openocd-esp32-0.10.1-2021.07.21.path} # Very Latest OpenOCD (seems less stable than the above) # tools.openocd.debug.path={runtime.tools.openocd-esp32-0.10.1-2021.11.11.path} Fix: Teensy COM Ports cleared down after disconnect (within 10s) (Reported Here) Fix: Project Caching for all configurations, ensuring CPP and INO files are cached correctly Fix: Improved Project Caching when Hardware Debug disabled, ensuring Project CPP files are cached correctly Fix: Improved handling for hook patterns ensuring UTF8 characters are handled fully in Sketch/Core/Library paths Added new board.txt property to disable Deep Search vm.runtime.compiler.auto_discover_includes=false Optimization: Override Hardware Debugging Optimization using board.txt property ide.compiler_flags_debug (default is -Og) (Reported Here) Fix: Teensy4 Board Options not showing on older TeensyDuino installs (pre 1.54) Fix: Improved Debug/Upload for STM32 (Official) Boards (STM32 G0/1 L0/1/4 WL WB Boards) (Reported Here) Fix: Clarified Menu Options for Advanced Library Usage Fix: Encoding and Quoting of Disassembly/Hex/Compiled Binary output paths
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