Using Visual Studio Code* with Locally Hosted Intel® oneAPI Toolkits

Using Visual Studio Code* with Intel® oneAPI Toolkits

This guide assumes you are familiar with C/C++ development and the Visual Studio Code (VS Code) editor. If you are new to Visual Studio Code, review these VS Code documentation links:

Setting up Visual Studio Code

Install the C/C++ Extension Pack for Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code Remote Development Extension Pack

Visual Studio Code User and Workspace Settings

Getting Started with C++ in Visual Studio Code

Getting Started with CMake Tools on Linux

Debugging C++ in Visual Studio Code

Prerequisites:

If you have not configured your system and built and run a sample project, please refer to the appropriate toolkit Get Started guide and complete those steps:

Local Linux development system (connected directly to your keyboard/video/mouse or remotely via RDP or VNC)

CMake and the Linux C/C++ development tools

Visual Studio Code for Linux

C/C++ Extension Pack for Visual Studio Code

Install at least one Intel® oneAPI Toolkit (see list below)

For information about the contents of downloading the Intel oneAPI Toolkits, see:

Install an Intel® oneAPI toolkit

Build and run a sample project with one of these toolkits:

Linux*:

Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit

Intel® oneAPI HPC Toolkit

Intel® oneAPI IoT Toolkit