VisualGDB 5.6 r8 | 42.8 Mb
VisualGDB makes cross-platform development with Visual Studio easy and comfortable.
It supports:
Barebone embedded systems and IoT modules (see full list)
C/C++ Linux Applications
Native Android Apps and Libraries
Raspberry Pi and other Linux boards
Linux kernel modules (separate VisualKernel product)
ESP32 and Arduino targets
VS2008-2022 including the free Community Edition are supported.
Focus on your product, not the tools
VisualGDB will automatically install and configure the necessary tools:
Embedded toolchains
Cross-compilers for common Linux boards
Compilers/debuggers on Debian- and RedHat-based Linux
GDB Stub software like OpenOCD
All you need to do is choose your device from the list and start developing! VisualGDB can also easily import your existing code or debug code that is built elsewhere.
Advanced Build Output Window
VisualGDB can make sense of complex multi-line error messages from GCC, Keil and IAR compilers. It will show template instantiations, include stack for errors in header files, and other information that helps quickly understand what breaks the build.
You can quickly switch back and forth between the error messages and a specific location in the build log, where VisualGDB will highlight the important messages and make all paths clickable.
Advanced CMake Integration and Debugger
VisualGDB supports advanced CMake project subsystem, with 2-way synchronization between the CMakeLists files and Solution Explorer enabling you to:
Easily view, add, remove and edit CMake targets
Edit target settings via regular VS Property Pages
Easily add/remove/rename sources for individual targets
Configure advanced deployment options for targets
Have precise IntelliSense configuration for complex projects
Step through CMakeLists.txt files in a debugger
For advanced CMake projects, VisualGDB can access source files on remote Linux machines directly via SSH, without needing to store 2 copies of each file and synchronize them.
System Requirements
Microsoft Windows 10/8.1/8/7/2008/Vista/2003/XP
Visual Studio 2008 - 2022
If you don't have Visual Studio, try the free VS Community Edition or a trial of VS Enterprise
Home Page - http://visualgdb.com/