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I am using the MPlab extension for VScode it has been working for very basic lines, but it always gives me this warning during startup. How do I fix this?

I have tried building more advanced projects using the ftoa function from the stdio.h library and the build fails, most likely due to this, when it works perfectly on MPlab application.

the issue I believe stems from this line in my ".vscode/settings.json" file:

"mplab.clangd.path": "",
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    At the moment it is very difficult to get a Microchip project running with Visual Studio and MPLAB extension. These extensions are currently released under an early access program, which will allow users to try them out and provide Microchip with community feedback. Your recommendations will help to refine the extensions to better suit your development needs. They want your feedback to build a new IDE based on Visual Studio. If you have a current project and don't just want to play, better use MPLABX 6.2. Commented Feb 6 at 12:56
  • Thanks for the input mike! Yes you're right, MPlab in VScode is to a certain degree in an early access stage, However I happened to have just solved this issue, this strange error seemed to appear because of one of the sub-extensions of the MPlab extension, the MPlab Clangd extension. I looked up the documentation and it said that this was an optional feature in-case of VScode for language support. So I simply removed the warnings and the program ran smoothly from there. Commented Feb 20 at 18:56

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I happened to have just solved this issue, this strange error seemed to appear because of one of the sub-extensions of the MPlab extension, the MPlab Clangd extension. I looked up the documentation and it said that this was an optional feature in-case of VScode for language support. So I simply disabled the warnings and the program ran smoothly from there.

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