[alef]

Hi,

I used the second solution and patched the platform.txt file as you suggested; the problem is now solved. The default location of the file is C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\rp2040\hardware\rp2040\<version>\platform.txt instead of C:\Users\<user>\Documents\ArduinoData\packages\rp2040\hardware\rp2040\<version>\platform.txt

As for the first workaround, I am not able to see the VisualGDB Project Properties -> Debug Settings -> Debug -> Program and Start without Debugging option. Attached you can find a screenshot of the options visible in my case. Is there any advanced developer option that I can enable in VisualGDB to see this entry?

Thank you!

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[alef]

Hi,

With the new build the problem is solved and IntelliSense works fine.

Thank you for the support!

[alef]

Hi!

I recreated the problem with the LED blink example created from scratch. You can find all screenshots in the screenshot pdf attached.

In the following, the complete description of the steps I executed:

1. Open Visual Studio and go to File -> New -> VisualGDB Project
2. Open VisualGDB Arduino Project Wizard
3. Select “Create a new “Blinking LED” project
4. Select the Raspberry Pi Pico board
5. Select Built-in GDB simulator as the debug method
6. Project is loaded and successfully configured (Arduino settings are the standard ones)
7. Build the project as it is -> Expected: successful build; got successful build with IntelliSense errors (build-log1.txt attached)
8. Include something from the Pico SDK -> Got successful build with IntelliSense errors (build-log2.txt & Clang IntelliSense diagnostic console intellisense-log1.txt attached)
9. Add all Pico SDK sub-paths to Additional CFLAGS (intellisense-paths.txt attached) -> Got successful build and IntelliSense fixed (Clang IntelliSense diagnostic console intellisense-log2.txt attached)

Thank you!

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