Install emCode¶
The emcode package includes the tools and a template for the Visual Studio Code projects.
To install emCode,
- Download and unzip the emCode package .
Note
If case emCode is used on Windows Sub-system for Linux, install emCode on the Linux environment.
- Create the symbolic link
~/.emCode
to the actual location of emCode.
For example, if emCode is located at ~/Projects/emCode
, create the symbolic link with
$ |
|
The emCode folder contains two sub-folders.
emCode
├── Template
└── Tools
├── Configurations
├── Cores
└── Makefiles
The Template
sub-folder contains a minimal Visual Studio Code project.
The Tools
sub-folder contains the configuration files of the boards, the pre-compiled core archives, and the makefiles.
The pre-compiled core archives are generated during the first successful build against a board.
For example, the first successful build and link against the Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 board with core 4.4.4
uses the configuration Raspberry_Pi_Pico_RP2040_MSD.mk
and generates Raspberry_Pi_Pico_RP2040_MSD_4.4.4.a
.
emCode
├── Template
└── Tools
├── Configurations
│ ├── Raspberry_Pi_Pico_RP2040_J-Link.mk
│ ├── Raspberry_Pi_Pico_RP2040_MSD.mk
│ └── Raspberry_Pi_Pico_RP2040_PicoProbe.mk
├── Cores
│ └── Raspberry_Pi_Pico_RP2040_MSD_4.4.4.a
└── Makefiles
├── About.mk
├── RasPiPico.mk
├── Step0.mk
├── Step1.mk
└── Step2.mk
The following builds go faster as they use the archive.