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Visual Studio Code flags LOG function calls as erroneous

I installed nRF Connect SDK 1.7.0 from scratch using the nRF Connect for Desktop toolchain manager plugin. All components are up-to-date.

Due to whatever reason all calls to any of the LOG functions that do not contain any parameter are flagged as erroneous by a read curvy line and are mentioned in the "Problems" section as ""too few arguments in invocation of macro \"Z_FOR_LOOP_1".

However the code compiles, links and runs fine, no warnings are output by the compiler in the terminal window, which makes me believe that this is a problem with Visual Studio Code and one of the plugins.

This happens for all examples that I have looked at and happens on the installations of my colleagues, too. But I have not seen anybody complaining about this in the DevZone.

Any ideas?

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user23219 over 4 years ago in reply to user115845 +1

You can use log message like this. LOG_INF("%s", "your log message") I am using it like this due to this annoying error.

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0 user81998 over 4 years ago

One option for clearing these up is to go into the settings => Extensions => C/C++. Go to C_Cpp:Error squiggles and Disable them. The drawback is that Intellisense won't premark the error/warnings in your code so you won't see them until you attempt to build. But I found it worth it in my case to get rid of all those false error marks
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0 user81998 over 4 years ago

One option for clearing these up is to go into the settings => Extensions => C/C++. Go to C_Cpp:Error squiggles and Disable them. The drawback is that Intellisense won't premark the error/warnings in your code so you won't see them until you attempt to build. But I found it worth it in my case to get rid of all those false error marks
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