Hi,

Yes they are taken care of by visual micro and it also supports the .ino files that Atmel Studio does not.

I appreciate your trying to post about atmel studio but it is a different solution for a different set of users.

I hope you don't mind my saying that it is well documented on the internet and only confuses and diverts people from following the Visual Micro and Arduino documentation.

I think for most users it is useful to first discover what Arduino is before they can determine if it is the right platform or if a native project would be better. It depends on the audience as explained previously.

Please keep in minds that atmel, microchip, arduino all sell hardware and have huge resources. Visual micro is mainly free with a paid version for a few users. It's mainly a community service and only has time to focus on people who want to work with Arduino. and I only have so many hours in the day

Hope that makes sense. Thanks