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C/C++; C++ IntelliSense --> IntelliSense not working in VSCode on Raspberry Pi 4 #5997

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Creepyc1345 opened this issue Aug 21, 2020 · 7 comments
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@Creepyc1345
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Hi, I am pretty new to Programming and just started to use what I learned about C on my Raspi 4 with 4GB of RAM.
I installed VSCode on it because I wanted to have the benefit of IntelliSense etc. for faster Programming.
I installed the C/C++ extention made by Microsoft, restartet Code and my Pi, but Intellisence still wouldn't work.
Then i also installed C++ IntelliSense, still nothing.
My Code installation is fresh and blank exept for these two extetions.
I checked about 2 hours to find if somebody has a solution for this Problem, but coudn't find anything.
Would really apreciate your help.

Creepyc

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  1. get VSCode on Raspi 4
  2. Try using extentions

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IntelliSense to work

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@sean-mcmanus
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VS Code doesn't have build for ARM or Raspberry Pi. Are you using headmelted?

@sean-mcmanus sean-mcmanus added by design external more info needed The issue report is not actionable in its current state labels Aug 21, 2020
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Yes, i'm using headmelted.
I'm sorry for my late answer, but I can only access my GitHub from my PC at work.

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@Creepyc1345 What version of the C/C++ extension does it show is available? From headmelted/codebuilds#128 , I think the headmelted distro is too out of date to run the latest version of our extension (in addition to our license currently not allowing it). And ARM binaries are currently only available from our offline vsix at https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cpptools/releases/tag/0.30.0-insiders3 (not 0.29.0).

Currently, we only support running on Raspberry Pi via VS Code running on a non-ARM device and remoting into the Raspberry Pi. We encourage you to upvote microsoft/vscode#6442 . It is currently number 24 on VS Code's list of upvotes and behind releasing for ipad and Windows store.

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@sean-mcmanus As you already said, I was trying to install 0.29.0. Sadly I am not able t connect via Remote because of the networking done in the company I work at, but i will be shure to talk to them. I also upvoted the post you linked, would be really nice to see an offical Support for ARM processors.
Before I close this I want to thank you for your support, as you probally can tell this is my first time interacting with github. Because of that I have one last question, because I have still problems navigating mysself thruh github. Is there an version of VS / VS code planed to release on Android, because it would be really nice to have a good IDE to also use on the go if you haven't got a Laptop with you. :)

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There's a VS Code issue on Android at microsoft/vscode#94243 .

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@sean-mcmanus Thanks again for your support. I am going to close the issue now. :)

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bobbrow commented Aug 26, 2020

@Creepyc1345 if you are doing GitHub development, there is a new service under development called "CodeSpaces" that lets you use VS Code in a browser on any device/tablet you choose. https://github.com/features/codespaces

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