The Jetson TK1 requires the ‘ARM’ version (32 bit), though we have not tested the Jetson TK1 with Visual Studio Code. The ARM 64 version runs on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano 2GB, Jetson Nano, Jetson AGX Xavier, Jetson Xavier NX, Jetson TX1 and Jetson TX2. This includes video tutorials and a large number of articles for use. There is great documentation for both installing Visual Studio Code and getting started. Many of the buttons labelled ‘Download’ download the x86 version of Visual Studio Code (this is for a PC), make sure you find the ARM 64 version (see the video if you need a better description). Just remember to find the ‘Other platforms’ link to take you to the place to download the ARM 64 version. One easy way to install Visual Studio Code is to go to the Visual Studio Code site, download the.

While aimed at web and cloud development, most people find that other development tasks are easier too. It’s free, and supports a very large ecosystem of programming languages and extensions. Visual Studio Code is probably the most popular programming tool on the planet, and for good reason. In addition in the newest release, Microsoft also adds the C/C++ programming extensions for ARM/ARM64! While this is great, Microsoft now supports ARM 64 builds directly. Last year we did an article on installing Visual Studio Code using a community build.

Visual studio code for linux 32 bit