PINE64

Hi Guys,

I couldn't find this anywhere else so I decided to post what I did. Hope it helps. This is not the legit, fully supported VS Code so use at your own risk I guess!



EDIT: if you get something like:
==> ERROR: Cannot find the fakeroot binary.
==> ERROR: Cannot find the strip binary required for object file stripping.
you need to install dev tools...
And that should be it! You can now open VS Code with command:


Happy coding.

This short-and-sweet little bit looks like it would fit perfectly in Tutorials! (Copied/Moved.)

(12-20-2019, 03:17 PM)tophneal Wrote: [ -> ]This short-and-sweet little bit looks like it would fit perfectly in Tutorials! (Copied/Moved.)

Woops, I put this in Pinebook section instead of Pinebook Pro. I've only ever tried this on PBP so if you are on a Pinebook YMMV. Might need to re-move to the PBP section.

Thanks for pointing that out! Moved to PBP forums.

Or just run:
pamac build code-headmelted-bin

Via https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title...line_Pamac

You guys are life savers! I would have loved to keep using sublime text but they don't give a crap about ARM finally a fully featured editor that works!

I used to run this on the Pinebook without issue. No need to compile it for debian or suse users, as Jay has the binaries/repos up @ https://code.headmelted.com/

Nowadays I would probably use VSCodium, since that has arm and arm64 builds also. https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium

ARM/ARM64 support is looking better for VSCode also in the new few months, since the C/C++ extension is looking at ARM, and then ARM64 support in the next releases... meaning VSCode + PlatformIO on ARM64 with intellisense, etc... opening up a lot of development options.