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Using Visual Studio Code for nRF52 development

I made an experiment with configuring the VSCode IDE for nRF development. The results were quite satisfactory so I decided to post an example configuration to github in case anyone is interested. It can be found here VSC-Nordic-example.

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user8648 over 6 years ago +2

By the way, I just published a post that walks through setting this up on macOS. There were a few hurdles along the way, but I think it was worth it! www.novelbits.io/.../
user92689 over 5 years ago +2

If anyone encounters the warnings from IntelliSense with generic types such as uint8_t types not being defined, this seems to be due to a bug where static inline definitions seem to interfere with IntelliSense…
user79769 over 5 years ago in reply to user92689 +2

this helped me immensely! thanks! Also useful is to put "BOARD_CUSTOM" in your c_cpp_properties.json defines if youre using a custom board

0 user79769 over 5 years ago in reply to user92689

this helped me immensely! thanks!

Also useful is to put "BOARD_CUSTOM" in your c_cpp_properties.json defines if youre using a custom board
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0 user92654 over 4 years ago

Hi, I made a video tutorial for using VS Code with nRF5 SDK(with SEGGER RTT logs shown inside VSC), maybe you can find it useful. Here is the link:

nRF5 SDK Visual Studio Code Integration
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0 user90768 over 4 years ago in reply to user92654

Very useful
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