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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12186 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	RELEASED: 24.0722.5 - VS 2017/2019/2022 Jul 29^th, 2024 at 5:34pm	Print Post
	note: In the release early next month, the board.txt properties to control library search (deep search) will continue to be supported but will also be available as vMicro menu items. Please review the release notes after updates are released. Visual Micro 2407.22.5 for Visual Studio 2022 Visual Micro 2407.22.5 for Visual Studio 2019 and 2017 Visual Micro 2407.22.5 for Microchip Studio 7 / AS7 Library search did not search manufacturer board package libraries in .3 and .4 releases. The default for library search of project sources has been set back to its pre 2407 state. Only the sources in the project folder and project\src folder will be searched for library #includes. This is because some projects have a large amount of deeper sources but seldom have library header #includes that are not referenced in sources at a higher level. The impact on build times searching all project sources can be dramatically increased. Tip: If libraries need to be discovered in deeper project sources either add an #include from each required library to the .ino source code or add a local project board.txt property:- vm.preproc.lib-search.lib-in-sketch=all Visual Micro 2407.22.3 for Visual Studio 2022 Visual Micro 2407.22.3 for Visual Studio 2019 and 2017 The updated library deep search released in the .0 version caused additional load when running the compilation. Speed is improved in this release. Revert: Search for "libraries in libraries" was defaulted to all library sources in the 22nd release. This has been reverted to "top-level" only. This is because large libraries with many files cause library search to be very slow. If all files should be searched then add a project board.txt with this property:- vm.preproc.lib-search.lib-in-lib=all Tip: If the project sources contains many cpp or c files search for libraries can be slow. Optionally add a project board.txt with the following property:- vm.preproc.lib-search.lib-in-sketch=root-and-src or vm.preproc.lib-search.lib-in-sketch=ino-code-only or vm.preproc.lib-search.lib-in-sketch=root Visual Micro 2407.22.2 for Visual Studio 2022 Retry if .d.vmpreproc is locked. Report errors but allow the build to continue Prev ".1" Fix: Compile: Ensure Working Directory is set correctly for Arduino 1.6x/1.8 Configurations Update: Compile: Default Command Length where Relative Paths are used reduced to 32000 (was 32500). Override with Local board.txt property vm.build.compile-relative-paths-at-max-chars
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