Then the Silicon Labs extension must be installed either from within VS Code by clicking on the Extensions icon and then searching the Marketplace for “Simplicity Studio for VS Code” or by downloading the extension as a. To use VS Code for development with Silicon Labs projects, VS Code must first be downloaded and installed from the Visual Studio website ( Download Visual Studio Code).
Using the Project in VS Code # Preparing VS Code for Silicon Labs Support # It has been functionally tested with at least, GSDK 4.0.2, GSDK 4.1.3 and GSDK 4.2.0. This means it can be used with any 4.x.x GSDK.
The VS Code generator is Gecko SDK Suite (GSDK)-independent. However, before any changes have been made in VS Code, you can verify that it builds in SSv5 before continuing development in VS Code. Once you begin using VS Code for development, it is not recommended to build the project in SSv5. Make any other project configurator changes to the project and then the project can be continued in VS Code. If a popup dialog appears asking what to do with some project configuration files, leave the setting at the default “Keep my file” and click OK. Once the project is created, from the Project Configurator Overview tab click Change Target/SDK/Generators and enable the VS Code generator.Ĭlick Save and the project is generated, including three new files to support development in VS Code. The Project Configurator includes a new “Visual Studio Code Compatible Project (Beta)” project generator. In other words, do not try to build the project in both Simplicity Studio and in VS Code. SSv5 is still required to create the initial project and to make project changes with the Project Configurator, but when you are using the Visual Studio Code-Compatible project generator, all editing, building, and debugging of the project should be done in VS Code. It can be either downloaded directly from the VS Code extension marketplace or with this link: To add this support, a VS Code extension is also being released. With the Simplicity Studio 5 (SSv5) 5.6.0.0 release, Silicon Labs is introducing beta level support for using Visual Studio Code (VS Code) in combination with SSv5.
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