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This tutorial shows how to develop projects for the Espressif ESP32 chip using Visual Studio, VisualGDB and the new ESP-IDF
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- Integration with other tools
- Accelerating Android App debugging with VirtualBox
- Co-developing Android projects with Gradle Flavors with Visual Studio
- Configuring IntelliSense for vs-android
- Debugging vs-android projects with VisualGDB
- Co-Debugging JNI with Android Studio and Visual Studio
- Using VMWare to replace the slow Android Emulator
- Accelerating your Android simulation using Intel HAXM
- Developing Qt Projects for Android with VisualGDB
- Other
- Running C++ Unit Tests on Android devices
- Debugging native code on Android devices with the ‘run-as’ bug
- Using Visual Studio to Develop Native Android Code
- Using Code Map to understand C++ Android code
- Debugging Isolated Android Processes with VisualGDB
- Creating a command-line Android tool with VisualGDB
- Diagnosing breakpoint problems on Android
- Creating native Android Libraries with Visual Studio
- Debugging Arbitrary APK Files with Visual Studio
- Setting up USB debugging for your Android device
Customization
Embedded
- ARM Features
- Using Embedded Memory Explorer to Track Code Dependencies
- Developing Projects using Kinetis KSDK 2.x
- Debugging Memory Corruption Errors with Dynamic Stack Checking
- Embedding Binary Resources into Embedded Projects
- Developing uCOS applications for Kinetis devices
- Developing OpenOCD FLASH drivers for External Memories
- Using Project Templates for Embedded Projects
- Debugging External Projects with Embedded Quick Debug
- Adding External Memories to Embedded Projects
- Creating an embedded bootloader with VisualGDB
- Importing projects from CooCox CoIDE to Visual Studio
- Using VisualGDB with the Official ARM Toolchain
- Using Live Variables in Embedded Projects
- Sharing VisualGDB Projects Between Multiple Users
- Developing Keil MDK-ARM Projects with VisualGDB
- Building ARM Projects with Newlib-Nano
- Using Stand-alone Embedded VisualGDB Projects
- Using Semihosting for Debug Output with VisualGDB
- Debugging Embedded Threads with VisualGDB
- Configuring OpenOCD for JTAG debugging
- ESP8266/ESP32
- Debugging NodeMCU Firmware over JTAG
- Developing firmware for NodeMCU with Visual Studio
- Importing ESP32 projects built with ESP-IDF into VisualGDB
- Creating a Basic HTTP Server with ESP32
- Using MQTT to remotely control an ESP8266 board
- Developing Projects for ESP32 Devices with Visual Studio
- Updating Firmware Over-the-Air on ESP8266
- Debugging ESP8266 code with OpenOCD and Visual Studio
- Debugging ESP8266 firmware with the UART GDB Stub
- Debugging ESP8266 firmware with Olimex ARM-USB-OCD-H
- Creating a FreeRTOS-based WiFi HTTP server for ESP8266
- Using the ESP8266 RTOS SDK to create multi-threaded firmware
- Creating a simple WiFi HTTP Server using ESP8266
- Developing projects for the ESP8266 WiFi chip with Visual Studio
- Getting Started with Boards
- Developing mbed-based projects for LPC1549 LPCXpresso
- Debugging STM32L0 Firmware with Sleep Mode with OpenOCD
- Developing projects for the Mbed LPC812 board with Visual Studio
- Developing projects for Atmel ARM Cortex devices with Visual Studio
- Developing firmware for EFM32 devices with Visual Studio
- Developing Projects for the Infineon EtherCAT module with Visual Studio:
- Developing for the XMC2Go Kit with Visual Studio
- Developing Firmware for Infineon XMC Devices with Visual Studio
- Developing firmware for AVR devices with Visual Studio
- Developing Nordic nRF52 code with Visual Studio
- Developing code with Kinetis KSDK for the FRDM-K64F board
- Developing firmware for MSP432 devices with Visual Studio
- Developing STM32F7 firmware with Visual Studio and OpenOCD
- Using the UART interface on the Nordic nRF51 devices
- Developing Nordic nRF51 Projects with Visual Studio
- Developing Tiva/Stellaris firmware With VisualGDB
- Developing for legacy ARM devices with VisualGDB
- Developing NXP LPC projects with Visual Studio
- Creating Freescale Kinetis projects with Visual Studio
- Developing AT91SAM7 projects with Visual Studio
- Developing FRDM-KL25Z firmware with Visual Studio
- Using the RGB LED on the FRDM-KL25Z board
- Internet of Things
- Adjusting Softdevice Memory for Nordic nRF52x devices
- Creating a basic 6LoWPAN HTTP server with Nordic IoT SDK
- Connecting the Nordic nRF52 chip to IPv6 networks via 6LoWPAN
- Creating a basic HTTP server with STM32F7-Discovery
- Developing Nordic nRF52 code with Visual Studio
- Debugging Nordic nRF51822 Beacon Kit Firmware
- Using the nRF51 device in a Bluetooth LE Central role
- Developing a UART-over-Bluetooth LE adapter using Nordic nRF51
- Creating a Bluetooth LE Beacon with nRF51 and Visual Studio
- Creating a Bluetooth LE Mouse using Nordic nRF51 and Visual Studio
- Creating a basic Wireless App for CC3200
- mbed
- Creating firmware for Bluetooth LE devices with mbed
- Porting embedded code with mbed and VisualGDB
- Developing mbed applications with RTX and Visual Studio
- Creating USB devices with mbed and VisualGDB
- Developing applications for Nordic nRF51 with mbed
- Developing Mbed firmware with Visual Studio
- MSP430
- Fixing IntelliSense errors for MSP430 and other targets
- Using the UART interface of the msp430 devices
- Using Visual Studio to develop MSP430 firmware
- RTOS
- Creating FreeRTOS-based projects for Nordic nRF5x devices
- Using FreeRTOS Mutexes to Synchronize Threads
- STM32 Boards & Tools
- Developing firmware for STM32L4 devices with Visual Studio
- Using FreeRTOS with STM32 Devices and VisualGDB
- Using STM32 Startup Code Generator with VisualGDB
- STM32-Nucleo-F411RE tutorial with Visual Studio
- STM32F4-Discovery tutorial with Visual Studio
- STM32 debugging with ST-Link, OpenOCD & VisualGDB
- Developing STM32 projects with Visual Studio
- STM32 debugging with Texane/ST-Link and VisualGDB
- STM32 Peripherals
- Connecting 2 STM32 boards via SPI
- Using the SPI interface on STM32 devices
- Controlling STM32 Hardware Timers using HAL
- Developing an LCD application for the STM32F7-Discovery with VisualGDB and OpenOCD
- A detailed tutorial on STM32 ADC
- Using STM32 Hardware Floating Point Support
- Making a basic USB CDC project for STM32F4Discovery
- Using the STM32 UART interface
- Using STM32 timers in PWM mode
- Controlling STM32 Hardware Timers with Interrupts
Linux
- Beaglebone
- Creating Qt5 projects for Beaglebone-Debian with Visual Studio
- Cross-compiling Qt 5.5 for Beaglebone-Debian
- Creating a C++ Beaglebone app with Visual Studio
- Tutorial: Cross-compiling C++ projects for Beaglebone
- Creating Qt-Embedded Projects for Beaglebone
- Creating Qt Projects for Beaglebone with Visual Studio
- Linux Frameworks & Tools
- Importing CMake Linux projects to VisualGDB
- Creating CMake Linux projects with Visual Studio
- Creating llvm/clang Linux projects with Visual Studio
- Using ImageMagick Library in C++ Linux Projects
- Building and Debugging OpenGL on Linux with Visual Studio
- Building and Debugging Qt Projects on Linux with VisualGDB
- Creating Qt5 projects on Ubuntu with Visual Studio
- Raspberry Pi
- Creating Advanced CMake Projects for Raspberry Pi
- Developing C++ Projects for Raspberry Pi Zero from Windows
- Creating Python interfaces for C libraries on Raspberry Pi
- Developing graphical applications for Raspberry Pi with Qt5
- Using OpenCV with Raspberry Pi 2 Camera
- Cross-compiling OpenCV 3 for Raspberry Pi 2
- Using OpenCV library on Raspberry Pi
- Cross-compiling Qt Embedded 5.5 for Raspberry Pi 2
- Creating a Qt-Embedded app for Raspberry Pi
- Using Raspberry Pi 2 Camera from C++ Programs with Visual Studio
- Developing a Raspberry PI app with Visual Studio
- Using a Cross-compiler for Raspberry PI
- Creating a “Blinking LED” project for Raspberry PI
- Developing Qt applications for Raspberry Pi
- Cross-compiling Raspberry Pi Qt Apps with Visual Studio
- Using WiringPi library with Raspberry PI cross-compiler
- Other
- Organizing and Reusing C/C++ Library Projects with CMake
- Using CMake to build Qt projects for Linux
- Creating Linux Libraries with Visual Studio
- Using Visual Studio to develop Linux apps
- Building Qt projects for Linux with MSBuild
- Configuring Visual Studio to access Linux Projects directly via SSH
- Using VisualGDB with Yocto toolchains
- Simplifying Library Development with Exported Settings
- Using Windows 10 Linux Subsystem to develop Linux applications
- Creating Project Templates for Linux Projects
- Debugging programs built with Linux cross-compilers
- Using Python Quick Debug to debug external Python scripts
- Developing Linux C++ Python Modules with Visual Studio
- Developing Linux code with Vagrant VMs and VisualGDB
- Debugging C/C++ code in Docker containers with VisualGDB
- Developing C++ Programs for the Intel Edison Module with Visual Studio
- Developing for Ubuntu with Visual Studio and Hyper-V
- Attaching to remote Linux applications with VisualGDB
- Diagnosing breakpoint problems on Linux
- Debugging Linux Core Dumps with VisualGDB
- Importing remote Linux projects to Visual Studio
- Using Quick Debug to debug Linux applications
- Using VisualGDB to build and debug over SSH
- Configuring SSH public key authentication
Profiler
- Embedded
- Precise embedded profiling with VisualGDB
- Adding support for more platforms to the Embedded Profiler
- Profiling a basic STM32 application with Visual Studio
Windows
Archive
- Android
- Tutorial: Building and Debugging the bitmap-plasma Project with VisualGDB
- Co-debugging hello-jni with Eclipse and Visual Studio
- Debugging the hello-gl2 project with Visual Studio
- Debugging the hello-jni project with Visual Studio
- Building and Debugging the hello-neon Project with VisualGDB
- Debugging the native-activity project with Visual Studio
- Debugging the native-audio project with Visual Studio
- Tutorial: Building and Debugging the native-plasma Project with VisualGDB
- Creating C++ OpenGL apps for OUYA with Visual Studio
- Debugging the san-angeles project with Visual Studio
- Tutorial: Building and Debugging the two-libs Project with VisualGDB