Thanks, carlk3, I'll have a look at that as an alternate way of doing FreeRTOS projects in VSCode..
On the issue of multiple executables, the FreeRTOS examples in the pico-sdk do have multiple executables, each with their own add_executable() statement in the CMakeLists.cmake file. As in
set(TARGET_NAME hello_freertos2)
add_executable(${TARGET_NAME} hello_freertos.c)
So this violates the VSCode PicoSDK Extension requirements with both variable target names and multiple executables. (as in issue #37 in the repository correspondence). How is one to actually build this project? The workaround detailed above doesn't seem to be working.
On the issue of multiple executables, the FreeRTOS examples in the pico-sdk do have multiple executables, each with their own add_executable() statement in the CMakeLists.cmake file. As in
set(TARGET_NAME hello_freertos2)
add_executable(${TARGET_NAME} hello_freertos.c)
So this violates the VSCode PicoSDK Extension requirements with both variable target names and multiple executables. (as in issue #37 in the repository correspondence). How is one to actually build this project? The workaround detailed above doesn't seem to be working.
Statistics: Posted by paulbjork — Fri Oct 11, 2024 2:27 am