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The .NET debugging tools in VS code are proprietary. If you get the OSS build from your distro and try to debug a .NET program it'll fail with an error. (Tellin
by trissylegs 4y ago
The .NET debugging tools in VS code are proprietary. If you get the OSS build from your distro and try to debug a .NET program it'll fail with an error. (Telling you it's only available with proprietary VS code from MS)
For other languages this might be a minor pain. For C# it kills one of its best features, it's debugging support.
- Nullabillity 4y agoThis is also an ecosystem thing. Rust has pervasive support for printf debugging (#[derive(Debug)] and you're done), while .NET's default .ToString() method is completely useless (which I'm sure has nothing to do with Microsoft wanting people to rely more on their debugger...).