okay from the path above it shows cygdrive - this is an emulated virtual drive under windows to allow running POSIX compliant unix programs - I think that that has something to do with the errors. VS code cannot deal with “odd” drive configurations - so make sure your project folders are housed in a native windows drive, not a cygwin emulation area.
I tried to put in my C drive (SSD) and the D drive (HDD). When I tried to compile, both shows the same result. How do i know whether the drive is native windows drive or cygwin emulation area?
Is there any chance because there is a space in my name? C:\Users___ ___…
yes and that is a mission to fix - create a new windows user and retest
Thank you so much for your help! I managed to do it!
But i have a question. Let’s say i try to search for the library but is not inside the particle search. How do i include tht one?
Then you will have to port the library into your code - what I do in case of a simple library … I add the .h and .cpp files into my src folder and add the #include <filename.h> into my .ino file.
Thank you so much for ur help! Managed to do it hehehe