We are pleased to announce a huge update :fire: for PlatformIO IDE for VSCode which brings a new polished and modern user interface for PIO Unified Debugger . You can’t imagine but with PIO Unified Debugger you don’t need to know how to prepare your hardware for debugging. Other IDEs require to pref…

Awesome! Will this also make it’s way to PIO for Atom, or has the time come for me to download VSCode?

Yes, you should try PlatformIO IDE for VSCode! It worth it! :blush:

Debugging doesn’t seem to work without being logged into PIO. If I try to log in a message briefly pops up saying “Account: Bad Credentials”. Am I missing something?

Do you have PIO Account? It’s diffe from this community forum. You can create a new via PIO Home- Account

Aaah, that would explain it. Thanks Ivan, I’ll open a PIO account.

Hi, I’ve been trying to configure a custom board debugging using the Unified Debugger, but I couldn’t find any documentation to this regard online. Maybe somebody could help me out with how to set up everything to work…? So basically I’ve got a custom board which based on the atmega328p AVR chip, I…

Hi, we currently don’t support debugging for AVR. There is no stable and official GDB server for AVR :frowning: See PIO Unified Debugger for AVR · Issue #95 · platformio/platform-atmelavr · GitHub

Ok I am trying it but I cannot have the autocomplete to work (MacOS) ! any pointer : it’s much more complicated than the Atom IDE

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Finally, PIO Unified Debugger comes to VSCode!

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Brendan_Dower May 9, 2018, 2:42am 3

YES YES YES YES! Thank you for the disassembly view!
Keen to get stuck in to this!

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Debuging in Eclipse