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It would be great if VS64 could also support launching the app with RetroDebugger (https://github.com/slajerek/RetroDebugger) via the debug configurations. It wouldn't even need to necessarily support the VICE hooks back to be a useful addition.
I was able to get this to kind of work in Code by adding a node-type configuration to my launch.json, with a prelaunch task of "retrodebugger", which I manually added to tasks.json as a shell task that calls the apps with the correct arguments. Still, it would be nice if such a debug configuration could be built automagically, like the VICE configurations.
Note: I opened slajerek/RetroDebugger#69 over on his issue tracker because RetroDebugger doesn't seem to properly handle the command line arguments on Linux in its current state. This might not be a problem on the Windows build though, so at least Windows users might get immediate benefit.
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It would be great if VS64 could also support launching the app with RetroDebugger (https://github.com/slajerek/RetroDebugger) via the debug configurations. It wouldn't even need to necessarily support the VICE hooks back to be a useful addition.
I was able to get this to kind of work in Code by adding a node-type configuration to my launch.json, with a prelaunch task of "retrodebugger", which I manually added to tasks.json as a shell task that calls the apps with the correct arguments. Still, it would be nice if such a debug configuration could be built automagically, like the VICE configurations.
Note: I opened slajerek/RetroDebugger#69 over on his issue tracker because RetroDebugger doesn't seem to properly handle the command line arguments on Linux in its current state. This might not be a problem on the Windows build though, so at least Windows users might get immediate benefit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: