Closed Trance-Paradox closed 3 years ago
It seems that CMake has generated the build files but did not compile them. On the command line, I would do this:
cd build
cmake -G "NMake Makefiles" ..
nmake
Unfortunately I don't have much experience with configuring VS Code properly to do this -- I suggest that you ask in the forum, and if you feel you have found a bug in the generated configuration -- you can open an issue in the pico-project-generator repo.
It looks like you have been able to install the environment properly -- so this isn't an issue with this project (pico-setup-windows).
It seems that CMake has generated the build files but did not compile them. On the command line, I would do this:
cd build cmake -G "NMake Makefiles" .. nmake
Unfortunately I don't have much experience with configuring VS Code properly to do this -- I suggest that you ask in the forum, and if you feel you have found a bug in the generated configuration -- you can open an issue in the pico-project-generator repo.
It looks like you have been able to install the environment properly -- so this isn't an issue with this project (pico-setup-windows).
Seems they only currently support c projects. I will try to create an issue in the project creator
Closing as there is no further action in pico-setup-windows.
After creating the project with Pico Project Generator and selecting all C++ options under Code Options I opened up the project on vscode from pico console. When I build the project in release mode it does not generate uf2 or even the hex file.