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I am using the Raspberry Pi Pico Extension in VS Code, running on a Pi4. I am playing with the examples provided in the RaspberryPi/pico-examples repository on GitHub... for example the hello_uart example.

If I add a file to the workspace folder and name it blahblah.c, I immediately get a message saying:

"blahblah.c" not found in "${workspaceFolder}/build/compile_commands.json". 'includePath' from c_cpp_properties.json in folder 'hello_uart' will be used for this file instead.

The way I have found to get rid of this error is to add a blahblah.h file, #include it in the hello_uart.c file, then close and re-open the VS Code window.

I assume there is some more 'regular' way to tell VS Code that I am adding a source file, but I have not been able to find out how. References to appropriate documentation will be appreciated.

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  • When searching on Github, I do see several examples.json files, but I do not see an "hello_uart example". Can you clear that up in your question? Commented Dec 29, 2024 at 16:00
  • The url to which one is directed by the reference in my question, 'RaspberryPi/pico-examples', is 'raspberrypi/pico-vscode' This is incorrect. It should refer to 'github.com/raspberrypi/pico-examples' Commented Jan 24 at 18:18
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