STM32 Unhandled workspace_loc variable in Touchgfx dual core projects about vscode-embedded-tools HOT 3 CLOSED

This issue is fixed in pre-release version 0.5.230207001 of the Embedded Tools. You can switch to the pre-release version (which updates nightly) in the VS Code Marketplace. Note that as discussed above, this change does not actually add full support for general ${workspace_loc} macros, but does remove all unknown Eclipse macros.

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Thanks for the report! I can reproduce this issue. We can't easily fix this in the general case, because the ST project import feature has no knowledge of which directory was the workspace root in STM32CubeIDE. That said, I am updating the importer to drop paths that contain Eclipse macros we don't know how to interpret, which should fix the syntax errors you're getting. I'll let you know when this fix is available in the public pre-release channel.

Also note that if you need to add or remove include paths that weren't correctly handled by ST project import, you can add additional CMake logic to CMakeLists.txt and it will not be overwritten when the .cproject file changes. This doesn't help when there are synatx errors in st-project.cmake, but with those fixed it should be a viable workaround.

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This change is in version 0.6.0 of the extension, which is now available in the VS Code Marketplace.

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