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Simon@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 2695 Joined: Feb 13^th, 2019	22.06.11.01 VS 2017/2019/2022 Jun 24^th, 2022 at 5:35pm	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 22.06.11.01 for Visual Studio 2022 Download Visual Micro 22.06.11.01 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Fix: Intellisense improvements for SAMD Standard C functions e.g Memcpy (Reported Here) Update: ESP32/ESP8266 no longer requires Bonjour Service to be installed to perform network discovery of boards. Fix: Activation Form now removes leading & trailing spaces when submitting license key to reduce accidental errors in activation. Fix: IDE Locations checks ensuring the same paths are not used for IDE Location / Sketchbook / Downloaded Board Packages (Reported Here) Download Visual Micro 22.06.11.00 for Visual Studio 2022 Download Visual Micro 22.06.11.00 for Visual Studio 2017/2019 Compiler and lib search improvements Advanced users: "Build into project intermediate" now suffixes the "board id" to the "build folder". Also now allows "copy to intermediate" work in tandem. This allows cahing to work correctly with different boards on the same code. "Cpp only" projects will build faster than .ino projects for advanced users. (reminder: Non-ino cpp only projects lack automatically created prototypes + serial/wifi debugger) Cores that do not create .d dependency files will now allow caching if the source has not altered. In verbose mode a warning is displayed in the build output stating the .d files are not available. note: Without .d dependanty files recompile of source code does not happen if the source has not changed but an #included source has changed. Normally we would expected a change to #included source to cause recompile of all other source that uses it. Improved cleanup of teensy virtual serial port scan 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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