Custom User Defined C/C++ Application Extractors about vscode-debug-visualizer HOT 9 CLOSED

I'd love to hear about your progress! I'm closing this issue though, as it is not really something that needs to be changed in this extension.

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Yeah, I would love to help you with that! I have no clue about C/C++ though.
If you like, we can schedule a virtual meeting! I think it's not so easy to write it up so that you find what you were looking for.

Do you intend to visualize data while stepping through the code or while the application is running?

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I think both would be valuable, though I think the latter is the easier of the two to start with. If pursuing the memory observer approach via a parallel application, the visualizer would be reading whatever data the target application currently has in memory. That is fine for broad strokes debugging, but is more difficult to apply to stepping through a function.

I'd be down to chat via a virtual meeting, but I only have time in early morning EST or on weekends.

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I thought about live visualizations too, but I don't have a clear vision of how the UI could look like.
I designed the visualization library (the thing that draws json objects) to be generic though.

Early morning EST is fine! We can use jitsi meet, if you don't mind.

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I can meet up at 7am Easter/1pm CEST tomorrow (5/14) if you are available!

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Perfect! See you soon on jitsi then!

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Sorry, need another 5 minutes!

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Would it be possible to extract the visualization module into its own package such that it could be referenced by npm install <git branch/repo>?

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That was my plan! It already is a package on its own, but just not published to npm yet.

You can use yarn link to use it in a different project right now.

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