[paulh001]

I updated to 17.12.3 now it works again

[paulh001]

Thanks, I will test it

[paulh001]

I think you have to add libraries to your project, If you use MSBuild you can add them to “Libraries Names”  like pthread; GL etc

[paulh001]

Hi,

I recreated the project, now it seems ok

[paulh001]

Hi,

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.

 

[paulh001]

Thanks, now it works correctly.

 

Thanks

 

 

[paulh001]

So, you cannot set compiler and linker settings like you can with MSBUILD.

That would be a disappointment.

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[paulh001]

Hello,

The steps I took were.

1. Start Visual studio
2. select new project
3. select template linux visualgdb
4. Select CMake / Ninja
5. after project is created try to open project properties (Menu project -> properties)
6. Dialog box appears but without any properties for compiler and linker

See attachment

 

 

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[paulh001]

The 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.

[paulh001]

Thanks, however the option is placed by intellisense “fix the solution” option.

But will first check and compile with verbose.

 

thanks

[paulh001]

Found it sudo install gdbserver

sometimes its easy 🙂

[paulh001]

Thanks, looks like rebuilding remote source cache did the trick.

 

[paulh001]

When I remove /usr/include/c++/10/tr1 it compliles ok. But intellisense keeps asking to add it

[paulh001]

I hace resolved it manualy. But the steps are:

 

1. In a CMake project op Menu Project->VisualGDB Project Properties
2. Click CMake Build Settings
3. In Installation Settings click Explicit location
4. Fill Custom installation location: /home/pi
5. Click Apply and Close
6. Open CMakeList.txt

Expectation is that CMakeLists.txt has a entry install(TARGETS applicationname DESTINATION /home/pi)

This does not happen.

 

 

 

[paulh001]

Some extra information, the font is also very large see png file

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