Haneef Mohammed

Can you try reversing the Master/Slave launch sequence? Also, check the Process Viewer/Task Manager or whatever to see if both instances of gdb are running when it is hung like...

Grabbing at straws, you can also try changing the `waitOnEvent` to something else. Doubt it will help at all.

Thank you for the PR and I agree it will be very useful for Rust developers Before I look at it, I have a request. I need an example project...

I lied. I did a cursory review. I don't know what is going on with the `executable` in the `RTTConfigureEvent`. And, then in the constructor of the `DefmtSocketRTTSource`, you are...

Thank you for reporting this issue. We can duplicate this and we are actively working on a fix.

The fix has been pushed to this repo. If you have the time to try it out, I can make a private build you can download from GitHub. Note that...

Thank you all for the offers. I can't speak for @Marus, but at this point, I cannot accept cash donations because of my other job. What I would be thankful...

I have to review the impact of this across all OSes. We have hundreds of thousands of users and there could be a fierce blowback. But I am busy for...

We don't explicitly support any RTOS. That is the gdb-servers responsibility. All we do with the `rtos` setting in `launch.json` is to pass the info along to the gdb-server on...

I saw that but I can't tell if that is a command line option or if it some of a script you have to do. If it script based, then...