May 2020
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
13h 54m
English
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Microsoft Visual Studio Code
In 2015, Microsoft released Visual Studio Code, which is a text editor that provides the ability to add extensions. While this sounds fairly straightforward on the surface, there are enough extensions available to give a very respectable IDE experience, including IntelliSense and full debug capability. If you're used to Visual Studio-based IntelliSense and debugging, then this environment will be very familiar.
Here are the quick stats for Visual Studio Code:
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Website |
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Host OS |
Windows, macOS, or Linux |
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Debugger support |
GDB, ST-Link, and others |
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IDE framework |
Visual Studio Code |
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Compiler |
Many |
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Cost |
Free |
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License type |
MIT |
Similar to Eclipse ...