

That being said, I think it is pretty sad that in 2022 it is so difficult to find an IDE worth the name for C/C++. This week, Microsoft announced that the Arduino extension for Visual Studio Code is now open source.The extension is consistent and compatible with the official Arduino IDE. Basically it provides you with an easy-to-use, light-weight C++ code coverage and profiler, right from Visual Studio and with the features you expect from tools like these. It supports C and C++, however no standard library is available. CPPCoverage is a Visual Studio extension that calculates code coverage and profile data for C++ applications and Visual Studio C++ native tests.


Overview This fully self-contained extension will help you to quickly develop demos, intros, games, etc. To this day, still unanswered and uncommented, but might worth checking out every once in a while. One-stop Visual Studio Code Extention to compile, debug and profile Amiga C/C++ programs compiled by the bundled gcc 12.1 with the bundled WinUAE. This has still some limitations, see this issue, that, unfortunately, is out of the developers' control.īottom line: if you can live with this, use vscode-clangd and let's pray someone will hear our suggestions, or consider using another IDE, for instance Visual Studio.įor those interested in cross-compilatation with C++, here is a question I asked a few days ago. i have tried a various keyword to in the search but I coudnt find c/c++ extension on VISUAL STUDIO. Once you have configured it via compile_commands.json, you get pretty much everything out of the box, including call hierarchy. VS Code extensions let you add languages, debuggers, and tools to your installation to support your development workflow. As of today, vscode-cpptools does not support this: see this issue.Īs you can see, we are not the only ones desperately needing that feature.Īs suggested there, you can try and install vscode-clangd (make sure to disable the C/C++ extension, it should prompt to do that once installed anyways).
