CodeLLDB: a LLDB front end for Visual Studio Code

View this readme on GitHub (working hyperlinks!)

Features

Supports Linux, macOS and Windows.
Launch processes with configurable stdio redirection.
Attach to processes by pid or by name.
Scripted custom launch for ultimate flexibility.
Function, conditional and regex breakpoints.
Disassembly View.
LLDB commands and expression evaluation in Debug Console.
Configurable result formatting.
Display of HTML content.
Rust language support.

Please see the Manual for details.

Prerequisites

Visual Studio Code 1.9.0.
LLDB with Python scripting support on system PATH. (Installing LLDB)

Debugging

Here's a minimal configuration to get you started:

{
    "name": "Launch",
    "type": "lldb",
    "request": "launch",
    "program": "${workspaceRoot}/<my program>",
    "args": ["-arg1", "-arg2"],
}

Installing LLDB

Linux

On Debian-derived distros (e.g. Ubuntu), run sudo apt-get install python-lldb-x.y, where x.y is the LLDB version.
See this page for installing nightlies.

Note: Some distros install LLDB with a versioned name, e.g. lldb-4.0. In this case you will need to configure LLDB executable name via Workspace Configuration.

MacOS

Download and install XCode.
Install XCode Command Line Tools by running xcode-select --install

Windows

Download and install LLVM for Windows.
Download and install Python 3.5.x. If you've installed a 64-bit LLVM, you will need a 64-bit Python as well.
Make sure that both LLDB and Python install directories are on the PATH.

Manual

Be sure to read the Fine Manual!

Wiki

Please see the troubleshooting page should you have issues with getting the debugger to start.

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