Enterprise Documentation for Visual Micro

= Recommended reading

About this documentation

Visual Micro is perfectly placed to enhance your development or learning experience, whilst ensuring industry standard toolsets can be harnessed and taught.

Using Visual Micro you can integrate accross multiple machines with various Arduino IDEs, versions, and disk partitions in the configuration, whilst leveraging source control and the full power of Visual Studio / Atmel Studio depending on your needs....

Picking a Toolset

What is Visual Micro?

Key Features

How the Software Tools Work Together

Visual Studio or Atmel Studio?

First Steps

How To Enable/Disable Visual Micro Auto Update

Installing and activating for ALL USERS - Automatic Install

Test New Installation

Uninstalling Visual Micro

How to backup license and/or settings

First Steps

How to Stop your Sketch, Rebuild, Upload and Run

Working with Source Files Projects and Solutions

About Projects and Solutions

Project Properties - Extending #defines

Relative Paths for Arduino Projects in Visual Studio

Setting up vMicro for Development

Shared Projects and PC Debugging / Unit Testing (Instructable)

Visual Micro Menus, Toolbars and Windows

Toolbars And Menus - Overview

Automatic Toolbars

The Visual Micro Explorer

Serial Debugging / Monitoring

Performance Monitoring Overview

Hardware Exception Reporting

Differences between Visual Micro Debugging, Gdb Debugging and Visual Studio's Debugging of Native Platforms

Drawing Graphs Using @Plot Windows

Sharing ports between your sketch and the debugger

Debugging with Different Ports, Pins and Speeds

How Tracepoints Influence the Execution Speed of Your Sketch

Gdb Debugging

Debugger Support Listing

GDB Troubleshooting Guide

Advanced - Custom Debugging Configuration

vMicro Extension Framework

Arduino Build Events and Hooks

Integrate vMicro CLI with Cloud Build / CI Systems (Instructable)