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New stable release - Remote target support v1 - Toolchain management of RR - Let Midas handle it for you! - Other quality of life features for debug console etc. github.com/farre/midas

3/3) We only support `apt` and `dnf`, and they're required to install either the `rr` package or dependencies for building from source. As a final touch, if you build from source, we will make sure that your VSCode terminal gets an updated PATH to be able to use `rr` from there.

2/3) Midas will warn you about requiring sudo, so only do this if you trust us 😀. You can then select to install from your OS's repository, the latest released package from github.com/rr-debugger/rr, or latest source, also from github.com/rr-debugger/rr.

1/3) With the release of version 0.8.1 we've started using even minor version numbers as stable releases, and odd as pre-releases. But that's not the big thing! Our new big feature is the ability to assist in installing rr on your system! Hit Ctrl-Shift-P and run `Get-rr`.

Somehow I just recently ran across time traveling debugger rr, which enhances gdb. rr-project.org

Sticker!

@kc_srk at ICFP '22 keynote: "rr = gdb + record and replay. If you're using gdb, you should use rr instead." @rocallahan

rr 5.6.0 released. This release is notable for production-quality support for ARM Aarch64 (with some caveats!). Great work by @yuyichao and @KenoFischer. github.com/rr-debugger/rr…

Congratulations to @farre_x for getting a patch in GDB! This will actually see use in marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… soon.

Midas 0.5.0 released! This time around we've added support for GDB pretty printers in the Watch View.

Midas 0.4.1 released! We've got three exciting features lined up since last release. They are, in no particular order: support for Disassembly View, Watch Variable format specifiers and a Checkpoint UI. Read more about them at midas.farre.se/2022/05/24/mid….

Midas 0.2.1 released! Since version 0.1.3 we've fixed more bugs related to frames, and added support for version checking of GDB and rr. To help our users to report bugs, we've also added support for gathering information helpful when reporting issues on GitHub.

Midas 0.1.3 released! We've fixed 🐛 where GDB multiple breakpoints were handled incorrectly, problems with frames for inlined functions, and watch points.

Midas incorporates the results from existing GDB pretty printers, allowing you to expand and display your hand rolled container and string classes with ease.

Today we're proud to announce that we've released the first version of the midas debug adapter for C++ to the Visual Studio Code Marketplace (0.1.2). Give it a spin and tell us what you think! marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName…