Microsoft brings Visual Studio’s CMake 3.27 debugger to VS Code

Microsoft recently announced that it is cooperating with Kitware to merge the CMake debugger in CMake 3.27 version. VS Code can now use the CMake debugger. Since the new CMake incorporates Microsoft's CMake debugger (CMake Debugger), the CMake debugger that was originally only available in Visual Studio can now also be used by VS Code users.

The CMake debugger available for VS Code is currently provided in CMake 3.27 version. The debugger is also included in versions after Visual Studio 17.8. Currently, users only need to After installing the CMake extension in VS Code, you can use the CMake debugger to debug the CMakeLists.txt script.

Microsoft mentioned that because the debugger uses the Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP) open protocol, it is compatible with many development environments. By using the CMake debugger, developers can set breakpoints based on file names and line numbers in the CMakeLists.txt file, and users can also execute, skip, or exit breakpoints.

Developers can also view and debug related file names and codes through the call stack of the CMake debugger, and can also determine the errors and warnings that the debugger will automatically interrupt.

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