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Programming FRC robot in Visual Studio
I am just wondering if it is possible to program an FRC robot in C++ on Visual Studio. Is there a configuration file that I can download?
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Re: Programming FRC robot in Visual Studio
I don't think Visual Studio comes with a PowerPC cross compiler and is not compatible with the vxWork binary format. So I would guess it is not possible.
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Re: Programming FRC robot in Visual Studio
Not to mention that the code is structured differently, and the Microsoft Libraries are pre-compiled to x86. It may be possible however to use the IDE from Visual Studio, but the question is how long you are willing to spend to set that up.
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Re: Programming FRC robot in Visual Studio
Is this still the case for 2015? We are looking for something with less issues than eclipse.
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It could be theoretically possible. I know that it's possible to create a gradle script that would build for the roboRIO, and gradle has visual studio integration. However, I've never used the visual studio plugin before, so I don't know for sure.
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Re: Programming FRC robot in Visual Studio
If you're looking for a complete toolchain for VS that targets the roboRIO, I'm not aware of one.
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Re: Programming FRC robot in Visual Studio
I believe there is a way to set up a makefile project, but it'd be a long job. You'd basically have to bind the "build" and "run" actions to shell scripts that do the actual compiling and deploying. You wouldn't get any debugging and _probably_ wouldn't get as good code completion/intellisense.
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