Intellisense for ESP32 project

[orbitcoms]

Hi

I have a visual gdb project in Visual Studio 2022 that is running and compiling ok but the intellisense does not seem to be picking up and highlighting keywords from included file.

ie: built-in keywords like variable types, return, void etc are highlighted but not library function names like ESP_LOGI, xSemaphore, TimerHandle_t etc. Also not seeing the autocomplete suggestions when I start typing the function.

The VisualGDB settings are set to “Advanced  Clang Intellisense” , which is only one supported by look of it.

The project is using GCC8.2 and esp-idf 4.4.1

UPDATE: When I close and restart Visual studio, the intellisense starts working again.

Anyone have an idea what would cause it to stop during code writing and come back on reboot?

 

 

• This topic was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by orbitcoms.

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