teensyduino in Code::Blocks: how to create a simple project

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steve would probably say "run away man!" and I say "give it a try". I like it for developing; debugging is a bit hard but certainly possible (I use it to debug STM32 code via SWD).

What do you expect from an IDE? They all have syntax highlighting, code completion, and all those other goodies we're used to. Which OS are you running on your dev computer?
 
I tried Code::Blocks some time back. I had high hopes.

All the good IDEs are using SWD for debugging. E.g., ST sells their JTAG/SWD pod for $22. No more $500 J-Link.

I use it with IAR for my professional work. I think it'll work too with VisualGDB.
Visual Studio 2013 Community (Free) can support SWD. Visual Micro plugin-for that doesn't support SWD debugging - hence VisualGDB.

But somehow, Teensy needs to not own the SWD pins for the bootloader. SWD downloads via that same two-wire interface: SWDIO and SWCLK.
 
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