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1. #Visual studio 2017 remote debugger rpi linux update#
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#Visual studio 2017 remote debugger rpi linux code#

WOW! It supports gdb debugging! And shockingly easily!įirst, make sure you have the VSCode ms-vscode.cpptools add-in installed.īrowse to the source code directory of your embedded app. Adafruit in particular has a ton of really cool open source ESP8266 libraries and sample code.Įnter VSCode. I have several ESP8266 and soon ESP32 projects that use Arduino-style code libraries. alas there's *no* current or even planned Arduino library support. It is a considerably more serious debugger supporting JTAG and more. So embedded apps that use other libraries - say FreeRTOS - are practically impossible to load up, compile, and debug.Īnother major player in the Visual Studio IDE world is the SysProgs VisualGDB add-in app. Another drawback is that it is *very* Arduino specific.

#Visual studio 2017 remote debugger rpi linux update#

I noticed a recent update mentions that, so I need to revisit. The drawback is that (at least at the time) there was no JTAG debugging. I've tried Visual Micro and really like that environment. well, it is really cool, but when coming from the world of Visual Studio, there are a lot of cool IDE features missing. If you've ever used gdb on a linux machine, even with the tui. Recently, I was able to get an OpenOCD / GDB session running on Ubuntu to do single-step debugging. This has been a really cool and fun learning opportunity. This latest feature is remote OpenOCD / GDB debugging!Īs mentioned in a previous post, I've been really enjoying the OpenDPS Programmable Power Supply project introduced by Johan. The developers for Visual Studio Code continue to amaze me by implementing really awesome features.