4 ms·

I only use it to develop in C for the Raspberry Pi Zero W since VS Code doesn't work with it. While it's great they keep it updated the C tools haven't been tou

I only use it to develop in C for the Raspberry Pi Zero W since VS Code doesn't work with it. While it's great they keep it updated the C tools haven't been touched in a long while and you have to add the repository for them to each new version. At least they still work, so it could be worse.

chasd00 2y ago
total tangent, but i was doing just that (vscode + pi zero w) yesterday with my son. We used the Remote Host plugin to surface the file system on the pizero in vscode as well as a terminal. We were just writing python though, not anything that requires a build chain, but seems like you could still kickoff a build through the terminal.
wink 2y ago
At a former job we used an older version of NetBeans for Remote C++ development. We never got anything else properly to work with that particular setup, but we also never really tried - it just worked, unlike with the latest version at th time. Hit compile and it runs on the remote server - same for debugging. shrug