So, long story short, something broke in VS Code between 2019 and 2020. We used to create header files in src/main/include/ and our C++ files in /src/main/cpp/
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When I add libraries to the .cpp files, intellisense has no issue:
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When I put them in the .h files (where I need them), intellisense gets mad:
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Despite intellisense having issues, the code compiles and our main code even runs on the robot. This is what intellisense complains about:
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Interestingly, if I take them out, intellisense reacts by complaining that frc is not a class or namespace name:
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Did anyone else have this issue? I’ve tried this on two computers now, both of them fresh installs on a clean version of Windows. I’m not a programmer, but I’m the only one on our team who can code somewhat well, so they’re counting on me to program our robot but I cannot fight with this software anymore, I’m losing my mind trying to make basic stuff work.
Other things I’ve tried:
Desktop Support is off
Build Project (Build Successful)
WPI C++: Refresh C++ Intellisense
I appreciate the help. Sorry for re-posting what seems to be the same question, I didn’t see this one pop up in my Googling. I’ll make sure to bookmark it, I have a feeling I’ll be doing this again sometime soon…