I may have interacted with a SQL Server or Oracle systems over the years, but these would have always been via a Windows-based interface/utility. I have been a Windows developer for most of my career - I started with MS-DOS-based development before quickly moving onto Windows development. followed by the detailed steps I carried out in order to be able to edit, compile and run C++ & Java examples inside the WSL environment.an overview of some key relevant WSL + VS Code features I discovered.Whilst I will be using some of the examples from our Real-time SDKs - the notes below should be applicable to general C++ and Java development.
In this article, I will share my experience of using Windows Subsystem for Linux along with Visual Studio Code for some basic coding and testing in C++ & Java. Knowledge Prerequisite – working knowledge of Windows, developer tools such as make, JVMs and a basic understanding of Linux console usage Introduction
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