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Open Existing Zephyr SES Project in Visual Studio

user111623

Hi, I installed VS. The screen shot is shown below. How to open, Build, Compile, RUN and Debug sample applications and custom existing SES projects. May, some one explain using step by step images or video ?

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    Hi,

    You can refer to this playlist which covers how to get started with nRF Connect for VS Code. If you want a bit more, I strongly recommend nRF Connect SDK Fundamentals from the Nordic Developer Academy. This covers a lot more, but the first session is about installing the toolchain including VS Code.

    You cannot open SES specific projects in VS Code, but for any nRF Connect SDK application the SES files should be located within the build folder and not be something you need to port (persistent configuration changes should have been made in files like prj.conf and similar, and that follows the project regardless of which IDE you use).

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    Hi,

    You can refer to this playlist which covers how to get started with nRF Connect for VS Code. If you want a bit more, I strongly recommend nRF Connect SDK Fundamentals from the Nordic Developer Academy. This covers a lot more, but the first session is about installing the toolchain including VS Code.

    You cannot open SES specific projects in VS Code, but for any nRF Connect SDK application the SES files should be located within the build folder and not be something you need to port (persistent configuration changes should have been made in files like prj.conf and similar, and that follows the project regardless of which IDE you use).

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