Outlineĭon’t get me wrong: Eclipse is a very mature and great IDE. But I was wondering: could I use it for my ‘usual’ C/C++ development on ARM Cortex-M devices too? The answer is a clear ‘yes’, and this mini series of articles should get you up and running too. With learning Rust I have been using the Visual Studio Code IDE and it works great for Rust. I’m still learning, but I’m very impressed by the powerful and cool programming language, the vibrant ecosystem, the advanced concepts behind it and by the tools. In launch.json, find externalConsole setting and change it to true.For a few months I’m learning and using Rust.
Ideally you want the debug output to be on a separate console. 
If you want F5 to always rebuild the code by default, insert this right below the line of program setting in the launch.json file. After any changes to source code, always remember to Ctrl+Shift+B to build before you run debug.Then set a break point and Press F5 to debug.Go to code.cpp in the editor, write your C++ program and Press Ctrl+Shift+B and then Enter to compile."description": "Enable pretty-printing for gdb", Your complete launch.json file should look like this:.Find the miDebuggerPath and point it to the gdb file in your Mingw-w64 bin folder, i.e.Find the program setting and delete everything except for the last part $/a.exe.
Click Debug -> Open Configurations, and then choose C++ (GDB/LLDB) from the list of suggestions. VS Code creates a default launch.json file in the editor. Next, we’ll configure VS Code so that it launches the gdb debugger properly. Find the command setting and change it to g++. VS Code creates a default tasks.json file in the editor. 
Next, Press Ctrl+Shift+P again and start typing “task” and choose Tasks: Configure Default Build Task from the list of suggestions, then choose Create tasks.json file from template. Your c_cpp_properties.json file should look like this:. ( C:\\Mingw-w64\\mingw32\\bin\\g++.exe, notice how you have to do double “ \” due to json convention) 
Find the compilerPath setting and paste in the full path name of g++.exe in the Mingw-w64 bin folder you have just appended to the Path variable. VS Code creates a file called c_cpp_properties.json and populates it with default settings. Press Ctrl+Shift+P, start typing “C/C++” and then choose Edit Configurations (JSON) from the list of suggestions. In the main VS Code editor, click on File -> New File, and then press Ctrl+S to save it as “code.cpp”. In this example, the new folder will be called coding. Create a brand new folder at any location of your choosing. Close Visual Studio Code if it’s currently open. Open Folder in Visual Studio Code and write a C++ program
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