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C++ debugging in mac M1 doesn't have native support. #9395
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Native debugging was added to the C++ extension in version 1.9.3. Which version of the extension are you using? Could you share your debugger configurations from the tasks.json and launch.json files? And If applicable, please include logging for the debugger adapter by adding |
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This is what I got from output :- |
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This is what I get, when logging is off* |
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-----------------launch.json----------------- -----------------tasks.json----------------- -----------------clang++ --version----------------- |
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@prabhavagrawal7 |
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No, it doesn't stop at breakpoints, and as far as I know, apple doesn't ship lldb-mi with xcode 11 |
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The C++ extension ships with lldb-mi. From the log, the path of lldb-mi that is used is I'll move this discussion to the issues channel for further investigation. |
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This discussion has been moved to #9426. |
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I am a competitive programmer so I need to debug .cpp files when available, but C/C++ debugger doesn't help me out as I need terminal for cin/cout which is not available with the extension idk why?
Good thing I found an alternative codeLLDB but the thing is, sometimes it runs for the breakpoints even you didn't have provided input in terminal.
What should I do now?
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