New project folder based on PIO plug-in in vscode -- Interpretation

VSCODE Based on PIO Plug in new project folder —— Reading

New PIO Screenshot of project folder

It is generally divided into the following six folders
.pio ：
The main storage is pio Some configuration information of the plug-in , Only in vscode When it's running , Yes and only vscodeE Can identify this part of the code , Users don't need to know .
.vscode
Deposit vscode Configuration file for , One of the most commonly used is the user's library file path 、 Compiler path 、 Dynamic link library file, etc …

include
Store your own library files .h Code , Their corresponding .cpp The file should be stored below src In the folder , stay src Medium main.cpp After the header file is included in , Call the corresponding function directly .
lib
Store the underlying library files , For example, some drivers ,IIC、SPI And so on , These drivers generally do not need to be changed , So just put this part of the code （ contain .h and .cpp file ） All under this folder , For other functions to call .
src
Deposit main.cpp Code , as well as include Corresponding .c file .
test
Store part of the test code , It is seldom used
platformio.ini
pio The main configuration file , It mainly plays a role in controlling 、 Set up pio Parameter settings

[env:esp32cam]
platform = espressif32
board = esp32cam
framework = arduino
upload_speed = 1500000
monitor_speed = 115200

[platformio]
description = ESP32CAM_UDP video transmission V1.5

README.md
User created readme file , Analogy to Github In the document GREADME file .

Be careful ！！！！

Beginners can learn include Put header file src Put it in the middle .c
lib Intermediate storage , It is a module that you have written or someone else has written , It's mainly related to the idea when you write the program Module means that you will not modify it in this project , Call it directly .
You can also be on your own lib Create a folder Then configure this folder in the configuration file to add compilation , You can find it at compile time