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Thank you! OK. I was thinking to assemble a "Press F5 to debug" solution to speed up my learning process. I'm used to command line tools and hacking stuff toge
by scoutt 6y ago
Thank you!
OK. I was thinking to assemble a "Press F5 to debug" solution to speed up my learning process. I'm used to command line tools and hacking stuff together too, so I should be fine if that is the current state of the art for debugging (but it would be difficult to convince my coworkers in the future). I wonder if a combination of Eclipse for Rust and OpenOCD plugin is doable. Or perhaps cortex-debug[1] for VS:Code. I have some research to do, to explore the different solutions.
And I'm stuck on Windows too, since many of the tools I use require Windows.
Thanks again.
[1]: https://github.com/marus/cortex-debug https://github.com/marus/cortex-debug
- steveklabnik 6y agoYeah, I hear you. Rust tries to fit into existing stuff as much as possible, so stuff that works with openocd/gdb should mostly Just Work, but I just haven't tried it. cortex-debug looks cool, I'll have to give it a shot! It does also say in the README: > Initial support for Rust code (most functionality is working; disassembly views and variables view may still have issues) So, that's pretty cool.