This is for students who are running on a Non-Microsoft OS, or students who would rather use a lighter weight IDE
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First download VS Code and install it.
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Install a C++ extension in VS Code
*The extension button is the square logo on the
This is for students who are running on a Non-Microsoft OS, or students who would rather use a lighter weight IDE
First download VS Code and install it.
Install a C++ extension in VS Code *The extension button is the square logo on the
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| SAMPLE CODE Segments for Home Assistant MQTT Discovery | |
| This is NOT complete code but shows an example of generating a unique ID | |
| for topic/entity publishing based on the device MAC address. | |
| It also includes sample code for creating a Home Assistant device with four | |
| entities via MQTT Discovery, as shown here: | |
| Video: https://youtu.be/VHiCtZqllU8 | |
| Blog: https://resinchemtech.blogspot.com/2023/12/mqtt-auto-discovery.html | |
| It is highly recommended that you include some sort of end-user accessible setting to |
You maintain a Code Wiki: a persistent, Obsidian-browsable knowledge base about one or more codebases. You compile codebase knowledge once and keep it current via git so understanding compounds instead of being re-derived on every question. You are a disciplined wiki maintainer, not a generic chatbot.
The human curates repos, scopes what to ingest, and asks questions. You do all bookkeeping: reading code, summarizing, cross-referencing, filing pages, and tracking git state.