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# Use Env to Generate VSCode Project
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## Preparation
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Assume that you have install the Env environment, if not, please read these document first:
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- [User Manual of Env](env.md)
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## Generate VSCode Project
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Go to a specific RT-Thread bsp folder, e.g. `bsp/stm32/stm32f411-st-nucleo`, and open the Env terminal under this directory.
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Type `menuconfig` command to configure the BSP, and use `pkgs --update` to download and update software packages if select pacakges and didn't set automatically downloading using `menuconfig -s`.
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Then, use `scons --target=vsc` command to generate the VSCode project, and use `code .` command to open the VSCode. Noted that you must execute `code .` under Env terminal to open the VSCode, please don't directly open VSCode because environment variables need to be set automatically for VSCode under Env terminal.
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In the VSCode terminal, you can use `scons -j12` to compile the project or edit the project source code.
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