Buttons in the lower panel

The activated extension adds buttons to the lower panel of the Visual Studio Code editor:

Buttons in the VS Code panel

Extension buttons in the lower panel of Visual Studio Code

These buttons are listed in the table below in the order of their appearance on the panel, from left to right. Please take the following into consideration when using this table:

Icons are displayed on some of the buttons (shown in the Icon column). Buttons without icons are used to control the current state (for example, to select the build target or utilized architecture). Instead of icons, these buttons display the current selection (for example, the name of the build target or architecture).
The device/emulator selection button does not have an icon by default (the text No device is displayed). However, after selection, the button displays both the device/emulator name and the icon indicating the status of the device/emulator.
All buttons have pop-up tooltips that are displayed when you hover your mouse cursor over the button (listed in the Tooltip column).
Some of the buttons are duplicated by commands in the command palette (indicated in the Duplicate command column).

Extension buttons in the lower panel of Visual Studio Code

Icon	Tooltip	Button description	Duplicate command
No	Selected target	Displays the name of the selected build target (for example: `all`). When you click the button, a list of available build targets where you can select a new target is displayed.	`KOS: Select build target`
	Run the selected application	Starts the selected build target. The `KOS: Select device` command selection has no effect on this command.	`KOS: Run project in QEMU`
	Debug selected target	Starts debugging the currently selected target.	`KOS: Start debugging`
	Build all targets	Builds the `all` build target for the currently selected architecture.	`KOS: Build project`
	Build the selected target	Starts building the currently selected target.	No
	Run CMake	Runs CMake to configure the current project's build directory for the selected build architecture.	`KOS: Run cmake`
	Clean	Cleans the build directory for the current project.	`KOS: Clean build directory`
No	Build features	Displays the selected build options (for example: `type=debug`). When you click the button, a list of available build options where you can select one or more options is displayed.	No
No	Build with tests	If the project is being built with tests, the button displays the text `With tests`. Otherwise it shows `Without tests`. When you click the button, a list in which you can enable or disable the build with tests by selecting `With tests` or `Without tests` is displayed.	No
No	Architecture	Displays the name of the selected architecture (for example: `aarch64-kos`). When you click the button, a list of available architectures where you can select a new architecture is displayed.	No
No	KasperskyOS device	Displays the name and status of the selected emulator. The following icons are used to indicate the status: – inactive status – active status – unknown status If no emulator is selected, the button displays the text `No device` (in this case, the status indicator icon is not displayed). When you click the button, a list of available emulators in which you can select an emulator, create a new emulator, stop an emulator, and view the event logs is displayed.	`KOS: Select device`
No	KasperskyOS SDK	Displays the short name of the KasperskyOS SDK that you are using. When you click the button, a list of paths to the installed SDKs where you can select a new SDK is displayed. Use this button to specify a new path to the KasperskyOS SDK and update the KasperskyOS SDK Extension after updating or reinstalling the KasperskyOS SDK. You can also use this button to switch to another KasperskyOS SDK when multiple SDKs are installed.	`KOS: Change SDK for the current project`

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