.h files from pragmas and __GNUC__ definition

[MihaMarkic]

I see design time only errors about intellisense not being able to find pragmas/*.h files (referenced in proto/exec.h, dos.h and graphics.h) becasuse __GNUC__ is not defined at design time I guess. (I don't think pragmas are included in distribution)
What would be a proper way to define it at design time or another way to make VSCode design time happy?

[BartmanAbyss]

and this happens with the default project? I can't remember seeing that.

[BartmanAbyss]

sure, the extension provides a configurationProvider:

vscode-amiga-debug/src/extension.ts

Lines 71 to 85 in b1f1570

	public async provideConfigurations(uris: vscode.Uri[], token?: CancellationToken) {
	const items: SourceFileConfigurationItem[] = [];
	for(const uri of uris) {
	const configuration: SourceFileConfiguration = {
	includePath: this.config.includePath,
	defines: ["__GNUC__=11", "_NO_INLINE", ...this.config.defines],
	intelliSenseMode: 'gcc-x64',
	standard: uri.toString().endsWith('.c') ? 'gnu11' : 'gnu++20',
	compilerPath: this.compilerPath
	};
	const config: SourceFileConfigurationItem = { uri, configuration };
	items.push(config);
	}
	return items;
	}

[MihaMarkic]

If I had to guess, this is the point where something goes wrong in my case. At least _NO_INLINE is not defined for me but probably whole extension method doesn't get called or faults.
I've enabled C/C++ extension logging but don't see any obvious problem. Is there a way to debug call to this method?

[BartmanAbyss]

Sure, but you would have to check out the source of the extension and build it yourself. (see README)

[MihaMarkic]

Now, this is funny. So I've enabled C/C++ extension logging before and watched the log - nothing obvious there, errors still persisting but nothing related in log. Then I've restarted VSCode to see whether there are errors then, when C/C++ extension is trying to initialize your provider. VSCode did an update (?) and restarted. But this time everything works as expected. I have no idea what did it update (perhaps normal minor version upgrade or some extensions updated).

So I did a few more tests and found this. Intellisense won't work until you restart VSCode. Basically you have to call "Amiga: Init Project", restart VSCode and then intellisense starts working.

[MihaMarkic]

Thanks for help :)

[BartmanAbyss]

Ah ok, that's interesing. Glad you got it working!