- VISUAL STUDIO CODE REMOTE SSH RASPBERRY PI UPDATE
- VISUAL STUDIO CODE REMOTE SSH RASPBERRY PI PORTABLE
There are a couple of articles that might be helpful if you want to try going this way. I’ve not done this on my Pi3 though, I’m using that for PiHole and DNS, so I’m not able to easily take it down, sorry. This is where I develop in VSCode on my half decent laptop (Dell Vostro 1720, 8GB RAM, twin cores.) and compile remotely on the Pi. I have, in the past, been playing with remote development. So, I suspect with even less RAM on your Pi3, you might be out of luck, or at least, out of resources. During a compilation, RAM usage zooms up to 630 Mb and CPU to 99%, whether that’s 1 or 4 CPUs in use, I know not, the resource monitor isn’t telling me this! When I open a PlatformIO main.cpp with only the default blink sketch code, it zooms up to 512 MB used.
VISUAL STUDIO CODE REMOTE SSH RASPBERRY PI UPDATE
After PlatformIO has done its update checks, that drops to around 425 even when nothing is open or happening. I’ve just started it now, and with the task bar applet “Resource Monitor” showing CPU and RAM usage, just starting VScode up takes just over 500 MB of RAM. I admittedly have not tried, but I do have a Pi4 with 4Gb RAM and it struggles. To be honest, I don’t think a Pi3 will cut it, sorry. The next best thing to carrying the HD around would be to carry the PI around. However, that worked for Visual Studio Code, but not for the PlatformIO extension.
VISUAL STUDIO CODE REMOTE SSH RASPBERRY PI PORTABLE
Initially I tried to run portable from a USB HD drive. I want to use the same development environment during spare time at work and also at home or on the road. The reason I am trying to build on the Raspberry PI, is that I want a portable development environment.
Is there some setting that would throttle it and keep it from running out of resources? However, it will then hang again.Īre others able to actually build on the older PIs, like Pi3? I can then re-open Visual Studio Code and restart the build, it will get further, because it finds some stuff already compiled. If a wait a really, really long time, Visual Studio Code will tell me the Windows is not responding and give me the option to close it. It gets part way through and then hangs with the Resource Monitor at 100%. As a test case, I tried to compile Tasmota. I installed Visual Studio Code and PlatformIO on a Raspberry Pi 3 running headless.
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