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Visual Studio plugin to compile and debug Keil projects

I have been doing some work on Esp32 modules using Visual Studio and VisualGDB plugin.
and after getting used to the VS IDE quite like it.

VisualGDB announced that they are


fully compatible with the Keil ARM compiler. This includes seamless
MSBuild support with Keil-specific property sheets, Makefile support as an
alternative to MSBuild, and a settings page for easily integrating
Keil packs into your project.

I imported a Keil version 5 project and was surprised to see it just works
(Compiles, and debugs with a ST linkV2)

Not tried to use it in anger on project but would be interested to see find out if anyone
else is and what is their prefernace eg the Keil IDE or Visual Studio IDE.

P.S I do have a licensed Keil seat

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  • Sorry guys I haven't used It in anger on a ARM product
    or using it with the ARM compiler and linker etc.

    I have only used the VS IDE with visual GDB for the esp32. But in the near future
    will be back on STM32Fxx devices so will be in a position to tell you more then
    regards debugging etc.

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  • Sorry guys I haven't used It in anger on a ARM product
    or using it with the ARM compiler and linker etc.

    I have only used the VS IDE with visual GDB for the esp32. But in the near future
    will be back on STM32Fxx devices so will be in a position to tell you more then
    regards debugging etc.

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