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openframeworks vscode windows, install and setup openframeworks with msys2 as here first: https://openframeworks.cc/setup/msys2/ , put the json files in the .vscode directory in openframeworks/apps/myApps/emptyExample

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Aaman-tiwari
Last edited Jan 24, 2019
Created on Jan 24, 2019

This example demonstrates how to configure Visual Studio Code for building openFrameworks projects on Windows using MSYS2 and MinGW32. The setup places three JSON configuration files in the `.vscode` directory of the `emptyExample` app. `c_cpp_properties.json` defines include paths for openFrameworks libraries and the MinGW compiler, while `settings.json` launches an integrated bash terminal with the MINGW32 environment. The `tasks.json` file invokes `make -j8` as the build task, enabling a full compile and run workflow directly from the editor.

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