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Thanks, I will test it
paulh001ParticipantI think you have to add libraries to your project, If you use MSBuild you can add them to “Libraries Names” like pthread; GL etc
paulh001ParticipantHi,
I recreated the project, now it seems ok
paulh001ParticipantHi,
Thanks, I did some research and I think for now I merge several examples into one template. I see that VisualGDB reads the kconfig file so I can edit it to merge the example menu’s. I only cannot find this file in the solution explorer.
The only (minor) issue I have is that VisualGDB somehow delete the components which I added to the project using the component yaml file. When I select Reload Cmake Project the components are dowloaded again. But when you reconfigure the project options the components are delete.
Thanks, for the quick response.
paulh001ParticipantThanks, now it works correctly.
Thanks
September 8, 2022 at 14:08 in reply to: Project property page not showing c++ and linker properties #33157paulh001ParticipantSo, you cannot set compiler and linker settings like you can with MSBUILD.
That would be a disappointment.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.September 8, 2022 at 13:19 in reply to: Project property page not showing c++ and linker properties #33152paulh001ParticipantHello,
The steps I took were.
- Start Visual studio
- select new project
- select template linux visualgdb
- Select CMake / Ninja
- after project is created try to open project properties (Menu project -> properties)
- Dialog box appears but without any properties for compiler and linker
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You must be logged in to view attached files.paulh001ParticipantThe build fails because intellisense has added incorrect include directories. When I remove these it compiles. The question is why is intellisense adding incorrect include directories? If I remove these include directories. Intellisense directly tries to add them again.
paulh001ParticipantThanks, however the option is placed by intellisense “fix the solution” option.
But will first check and compile with verbose.
thanks
paulh001ParticipantFound it sudo install gdbserver
sometimes its easy 🙂
paulh001ParticipantThanks, looks like rebuilding remote source cache did the trick.
paulh001ParticipantWhen I remove /usr/include/c++/10/tr1 it compliles ok. But intellisense keeps asking to add it
paulh001ParticipantI hace resolved it manualy. But the steps are:
- In a CMake project op Menu Project->VisualGDB Project Properties
- Click CMake Build Settings
- In Installation Settings click Explicit location
- Fill Custom installation location: /home/pi
- Click Apply and Close
- Open CMakeList.txt
Expectation is that CMakeLists.txt has a entry install(TARGETS applicationname DESTINATION /home/pi)
This does not happen.
paulh001ParticipantSome extra information, the font is also very large see png file
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You must be logged in to view attached files.paulh001ParticipantWhen I add a include file to my source a very annoying popup occurs. Listing loads of include files.
How can I stop this popup from appearing?
Also the pop-up is only partial visible because it goes of my screen.
Please don’t add more clutter to the editor it cost so much time to clear all this kind of stuff.
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