v1.4.1
Tested with
- Visual Studio Code v1.66.2
- vscode-cpptools extension v1.9.7
Change Notes
- Use "cmd" as the default terminal on Windows. This fixes a bug on Windows that causes the "flash" build task to fail. If you experience an error similar to the one below after running "flash" ensure that you have the default terminal profile set to "command prompt", not "powershell". As of v1.4.1 this will be the default setting on Windows in the VSCode-Maxim project files. Powershell parses the flash task incorrectly and should not be used.
Excess command line arguments ignored. (MAXxxxx.cfg)
C:/MaximSDK/Tools/OpenOCD: Is a directory.
C:\Users\Jake.Carter\codespace\Hello_World/cmsis-dap.cfg: No such file or directory.
The target architecture is set to "armv7e-m".
Missing argument 0 in user function.
The terminal process "C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command arm-none-eabi-gdb --cd="C:\Users\Jake.Carter\codespace\Hello_World" --se="build/Hello_World.elf" --symbols=build/Hello_World.elf -ix="C:\Users\Jake.Carter\codespace\Hello_World/.vscode/flash.gdb" --ex="flash_m4 C:/MaximSDK/Tools/OpenOCD cmsis-dap.cfg MAX78002.cfg" --batch" terminated with exit code: 1.
- Update readme
Supported Microcontrollers:
- MAX32520
- MAX32570
- MAX32650
- MAX32655
- MAX32660
- MAX32665
- MAX32670
- MAX32672
- MAX32675
- MAX32680
- MAX32690
- MAX78000
- MAX78002