You can have a complete development environment on a Windows PC to create and debug C++ programs for Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, and other Linux devices. There are some focused experiments like tokio console for non-conventional debugging.Learn more about developing and debugging ARM Linux Boards on Windows You can always ask on, but I think is the latest status. Unfortunately I don't think there is anyone focusing on debugging right now (though I may be wrong). There isn't a specific place to open an issue about this. Or just running gdb or lldb directly should also be fine. CodeLLDB or the official Windows C/C++ extensions with VSCode is also popular. I know CLion has very good support for debugging Rust. Typically you can use any C or C++ debugger. I can understand it is frustrating not having specific documentation for debugging, but it is just an area of Rust where it hasn't been fleshed out very well. I don't think that's something you need to worry about.

There are open issues such as rust-lang/rust#34457 or rust-lang/rust#48168 to do that, but it is a non-trivial problem.Īs for Python, I think gdb has it built-in (I know lldb does). Rust doesn't distribute debuggers itself. This can usually be done with something like pacman (usually via something like msys2). On Windows, if you want to use gdb, you'll need to download and install it yourself. Is there a specific issue tracker that I should raise an issue in regarding this? There seems to be a need to clarify just exactly how you go about installing a debugger, on Windows, OSX and Linux, in the Rust documentation and what any prerequisites are. Maybe rustup should be mentioning and/or checking python availability, or even downloading and installing a suitable python and gdb distribution? However, being a script it clearly assumes the host OS has python installed, I do not have a native windows installation of Python, nor do I know which version (2? 3?) of python is required. I am aware that the rust-gdb is a script, I tried opening it in a text editor. The only documentation on debugging appears to be on 3rd party sites, e.g. I looked in the Rust Book, but there is no mention of the word debugger:Ĭonversely, the Embedded rust guide specifically makes a mention of it, here:

I'm used to gdb being bundled with the compiler, like it is when you download say, the GNU Arm Tools GCC compiler. With regards to running 'gdb' directly, excuse me for being dumb and/or blind, but exactly which gdb could I run? I didn't see any mention of installing gdb separately. Yes #2838 is the probably the same issue. Hi I did a search on the issue tracker for rust-gdb but no other issues showed up, maybe a made a typo when I searched or something daft. Eclipse IDE for C/C++ DevelopersĔ.0612-1200 Ğclipse Packaging ProjectĬorrosion: Corrosion: Rust edition in Eclipse IDEđ.06081156 .oupĞclipse Corrosion

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