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Set up CodeFusion Studio

If you are installing CodeFusion Studio for the first time or upgrading from an earlier version, it's important to check that your SDK and tool paths are set correctly.

Set CodeFusion Studio SDK path (single installation)

The CodeFusion Studio SDK path should be set automatically during the installation process, but if it is missing you may be prompted to update it:

SDK Invalid Prompt SDK Invalid Prompt

Click on Download SDK to download the SDK if it isn't already installed, or Choose SDK path to enter the appropriate path.

You can also manually configure the installation path by searching for cfs.sdk.path in VS Code settings. To access settings, press Ctrl(Windows/Linux) or Cmd (macOS), then press the , key — or click the gear icon in the lower-left corner. For more information, see CFS Settings.

Set CodeFusion Studio paths (after an upgrade)

If you are upgrading from a previous release, note that existing path settings are not updated automatically.

To update CFS paths to the latest version:

  1. Open VS Code settings.
  2. Search for cfs.sdk.path.
  3. Update the path to point to the installation directory of the latest CodeFusion Studio SDK. For example:
    • Linux: /home/<username>/analog/cfs/<version>
    • macOS: /Users/<username>/analog/cfs/<version>
    • Windows: C:\analog\cfs\<version>
  4. Restart VS Code for the changes to take effect.

Note

Replace <version> with the actual version number you installed. If you selected a custom directory during installation, ensure that the setting points to that location.