A mcu development environment for 8051/STM8/Cortex-M/MIPS/RISC-V on VsCode.

Provide 8051/STM8/Cortex-M/MIPS/RISC-V project development, compilation, program flash and other functions.

Supported Platforms:

• Windows x64 (>= Windows 10)
• Linux x64
• macOS(Only tested in 'macOS 10.15 x64')

• Support 8051, STM8, Cortex-M, MIPS MTI, RISC-V, GCC projects.
• Support to import KEIL5/IAR/Eclipse projects, support to import 'IAR-STM8, IAR-ARM, Segger Embedded Studio' project source file resource tree.
• Support for installing standard KEIL chip support packs (only for Cortex-M projects).
• Provides many project templates for quick start a project.
• Build, rebuild, support many toolchains (armcc, gcc-arm-none-eabi, llvm-for-arm, riscv-gcc, xxx-gcc, keil_c51, sdcc ...).
• Program flash, support: jlink, stlink, openocd, pyocd ...
• Built-in serial port monitor (recommended to use Serial Monitor plug-in).
• Supports static checking projects by using Cppcheck.
• Automatically generates default debug configurations for debugger plug-in cortex-debug, STM8-Debug.
• Built-in many utility tools, 'CMSIS Config Wizard UI', 'Disassembly view', 'Program resource view'...
• Built-in implement C/C++ IntelliSense Provider for ms-vscode.cpptools, Not Need to configurate c_cpp_properties.json file.
• Built-in Msys Unix Shell environment.

1. Install any of the above compilers

2. Open the Operations bar of the extension to set the compiler installation path

3. Click on the New or Import function in the Operations bar to start your project

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• Create A Project By Internal Template

• Build Project

• Flash Project (It failed because there was no connection to the development board, for demonstration purposes only)

• Show Source File Disassembly Code

• Program Resource View

ChangeLog

• Github

• Forum https://discuss.em-ide.com

You can build this project by your self.

1. Install NodeJS 16 (recommanded v16.20.2). You can use nvm to manage your NodeJS. Install vsce by npm install -g cheerio@1.0.0-rc.9 vsce@2.15.0

2. Clone this repo, Open folder by vscode and then run command:

   npm install

3. Press ctrl+shift+b to show vscode task

   • Use npm: webpack to build this extension, and then you can press F5 to debug it.

   • Use build vsix to build as a vsix package.

If you have any good ideas, you can first put forward your suggestions in the issue section. If they are feasible, we will implement them later. If you want to add features by yourself, please also share your ideas at the very beginning (otherwise, we cannot guarantee that your PR will be merged). If you are ready and have completed the debugging and testing, then you can submit a pull request request to the dev branch. Thanks.

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