One of the most loved features of VisualGDB are the graphs integrated into Live Watch. Just one glimpse at the ADC-value-over-time graph can tell more about a potential problem, than dozens of debug stops. CodeVROOM now brings this functionality outside of Windows and outside of Visual Studio. Here’s a quick example:This is a live variable plot from an STM32 project, with CodeVROOM running natively on Linux.

Continue reading CodeVROOM Now Supports Graphs →

VisualGDB has been a Visual Studio extension since the very beginning. Before AI, before STM32CubeMX, before CMake became mainstream. But times are changing, and more and more development is moving to Linux and MacOS, where the “big” Visual Studio won’t work. So, today we are proud to release CodeVROOM 0.6 – a cross-platform port of VisualGDB, that does not depend on Visual Studio, and runs natively on Windows, Linux and Mac:

Continue reading Portable Stand-alone VisualGDB is here! →