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In which development environment for programming in Rust, can I set up a debugger?
I tried the Rust plugin for IntelliJ IDEA, but I couldn't find the option to configure the debugger.
So that you can see the call stack, the values of variables, etc.
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Under Windows, I tried VisualRust for MS Visual Studio (rust MSVC ABI version). It becomes possible to set breakpoints in the built-in debugger. But it does not show the values of the variables. So it makes little sense.
If under Linux, then it seems like plugins for Sublime Text, Atom and Visual Studio Code allow you to fasten gdb.
Here, I found a link about using gdb under Windows:
stackoverflow.com/questions/33570021/how-to-set-up...
I haven't tried it myself yet. I found the link here, there is some more information: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/debugging-rust-on-wi...
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