VS Code is a lightweight editor that you tailor for your own needs through the adding extensions for additional language support or other capabilities. If you are new to VS Code, you can find an overview of its general capabilities and downloads for your operating system on the VS Code site. It will cover some key extensions you should install, then cover a couple of options on how to get started, and close with some other options you might want to explore on your own. This post will show you how you can setup VS Code to be an effective development environment for a FreeRTOS project. Or perhaps you are using it for embedded development work as you prefer the editing environment over your existing embedded development tools, but you haven’t been able to determine how to configure it for building and debugging your projects. You may be using it for development tasks already, but perhaps not yet for embedded development work.

Visual Studio Code has become a very popular code editor.

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