Use existing RPi OS?

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  • #36984
    evilc
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    I am thinking of using VisualGDB for a project, but all the tutorials that I see are talking about downloading a new RPi image.

    I would rather keep my existing one (DietPi)

    Is it possible to install the needed software without flashing a new OS?

    #36985
    support
    Keymaster

    Hi,

    It should work, as long as your OS has gcc/gdb, or you have a compatible cross-toolchain. As long as your can figure it out for your custom OS, VisualGDB will work just fine.

    #36986
    evilc
    Participant

    Thanks

    I appear to have gcc and gdb installed

    I already have VS on my Windows PC able to debug code on the Pi, without using VisualGDB, I am just utterly stuck on how to import libraries without VisualGDB (I am basically trying to do this without VisualGDB)

    Should I not be able to get it working on my existing install, is there a GUI-less RPi image that I can use with VisualGDB?

    ie it looks like the “normal” method would be to use this menu to download an SD image:

     

    #36987
    support
    Keymaster

    You can try using the setup shown in this tutorial. It should work very similar to your current setup.

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