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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12186 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	Visual Micro 22.04.29-11 VS2017/2019/2022 Jun 6^th, 2022 at 8:42pm	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 22.04.29.11 for Visual Studio 2022 Download Visual Micro 22.04.29.11 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Cpp only projects failed to build when deep search for libraries is enabled Prevent creation of prototypes for CppOnly projects. (fyi: The prototypes are not auto inserted for Cpp projects therefore this change simply improves build speed) Portenta intellisense improved. Intellisense moved to Cpp17/C11 Project property to disable prototypes was not applied when using CTags to extract the prototypes. It was only possible to switch off extraction of prototypes via the board.txt setting vm.ctags=false. Download Visual Micro 22.04.29.05 for Visual Studio 2022 Download Visual Micro 22.04.29.05 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Fix: BuildProjectInIntermediate: Solution Clean to clean correct build folder (Reported Here) Fix: BuildProjectInIntermediate: Files no longer recursively copied one layer deeper every compilation (Reported Here) Fix: BuildProjectInIntermediate: CPP Files not being recognised as cached on second build (Reported Here) Fix: RP2040: Conflict with rp2040_rpipicopicoprobe board for Upload Tools Update: UploadUsingProgrammer: mbed_rp2040 board Package has all programmers available for use Download Visual Micro 22.04.29.04 for Visual Studio 2022 Download Visual Micro 22.04.29.04 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Fix: Library Installer - Comparison of Dependency Lib Names now includes spaces to match 3rd Party Spec (Reported Here) Update: HardwareDebug - Addition of RasPiPico "PicoProbe" Debugger to options (Reported Here)(PicoProbe Documentation) Update: PlatformSupport - Addition of support for RP2040 Core, and debug tools (GitHub: Board Package)(Debug Documentation) Update: LicensingUI - Expiry Message now contains date string for annual licenses (e.g. 29 April 2022) Visual Micro 22.04.29.3 for VS 2022 Visual Micro 22.04.29.3 for VS 2017/2019 Visual Micro 22.04.29.3 for AS7 (vsInstaller) "Check for updates" in "Board and Library" manager now uses the latest arduino.cc index urls. The previous versions from arduino.cc no longer work and return invalid json. That caused an issue in Visual Micro. This might show as a board and library load error. Please use this latest release shown below. If you have the incorrect index files from previous use of the "Check for updates" button in the Board Manager or Library Manager? After updating you should to click the "Check for Updates" button again on BOTH "board manager" and "library manager". After that clicking rescan or restarting the ide will work without issue. more info
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