I noticed that your custom configuration extension is providing the msvc-圆4 IntelliSense mode. But what is striking here is that in the latest version of C/C++ the first define is marked as error, although this is not used at all in the r_bsp_config_reference.h file.ĭoes anyone have a guess where this error could come from? In the logs, the default defines stand out, from where I still do not know why they were inserted. Number of files discovered (not excluded): 14Įrror in English: Command line error: Invalid macro definition: _Pragma(x)= :Ĭ:\Users\JulianVeith\Desktop\bug_on_vs_code\r_bsp_config_reference.h "configurationProvider": "pluyckx.iar-vsc", Later I completely deleted the defines for testing and looked at the error reactions of the different C/C++ versions with active IAR extension of pluyckx. If you now downgrade the c/c++ version to 1.8.4 and restart vs code, the error disappear this is just one example of this behavior from the C/C++ extension.
vscode folderīrowse in VS Code to the file: r_bsp_config_reference and then you get the command line error. Unpack the files an open the VSC-WS file in the.
#Macro definition in c install#
Install the latest extension c/c++ and the latest IAR For Visual Studio Code from pluyckx.iar-vscĭownload the attached file bug_on_vs_code.zip As of extention version 1.9.7 of C/C++, a command line error is always displayed that a macro definition is invalid, although this is not the case! If you jump back to version 1.8.4 everything is ok. With the IAR extension for VS Code, it is possible that Intellisense can properly connect all paths, defines, types, etc.
I use a self-created microcontroller board based on a Renesas controller and the IAR development environment.
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