This is my playground for Arduino projects.
I am using vMicro in combination with Visual Studio Community 2015. To directly open and use my solution, you need to set it up correctly (see Relative Paths for Arduino Projects in Visual Studio), in short:
- Create a top level folder for all Arduino stuff, e.g.
D:\Arduino
- Create a sub folder
ide
, where you extract the Arduino IDE into. - Create a sub folder
ide\portable
. This will contain all arduino ide settings, which are normally stored inc:\users\[yourname]\appdata\local\arduino15
. You need to copy at least thepreferences.txt
from thearduino15
folder here. - Create a sub folder
sketchbook
. Default location isc:\users\[yourname]\Documents\arduino
. move this folder into the sketchbook folder. Then open Arduino IDE, go to File -> Preferences and set the "sketch book location" to this folder. - Create a sub folder
projects
. This folder contains all Arduino projects, including PlayingWithArduino.
The resulting folder structure should look something like this:
\Arduino
\ide
\portable
\preferences.txt
\...
\...
\sketchbook
\projects
Of course you can set up your environment differently. This is just, how I have done it to ensure relative paths in my solution.