For Linux, I haven't used VSCode for debugging myself, just `gdb --tui`. Since VSCode supports driving gdb I would think everything would work fine. For Window

For Linux, I haven't used VSCode for debugging myself, just `gdb --tui`. Since VSCode supports driving gdb I would think everything would work fine. For Windows, I used to debug Rust using Visual Studio (not Code) without problems, because Windows binaries built for the windows-msvc target generate regular .pdb files that VS can work with regardless of the source language. Both VS and gdb have a problem where the representation of Rust values when printed / watched is funky, especially with enums, because the Rust type gets translated into C terms. But it's not unworkable.