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windsdksupport

v24.3.0

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Application development support for Wind River Studio

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Readme

Wind River Studio Extension for Visual Studio Code

Wind River Studio Extension for Visual Studio Code integrates with the Wind River Studio cloud-native platform for the development of mission-critical intelligent edge systems.

Use this extension to provide platform and application development support for Wind River VxWorks and Wind River Linux platforms, and manage Wind River Studio tools such as the Linux Build System, VxWorks Build System, Virtual Lab, and GitLab, directly from Visual Studio Code.

This integration with Wind River Studio allows you to create, build, run, and debug applications on Virtual Lab or local QEMU and hardware targets using a Wind River SDK, and use the GitLab integration to share your work with your team.

Documentation

For information on using the Wind River Studio Extension to create and debug application and kernel module projects, see the Visual Studio Code Getting Started. Go to docs.windriver.com and select Wind River Studio (login required). Choose your product version, and find Visual Studio Code Getting Started in the Getting Started section.

This guide includes setup instructions and links to product-specific tutorials to help get you up and running.

If you have questions, reach us at [email protected].