A simple VS Code debug adapter for mono
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vscode-mono-debug

A simple VS Code debug adapter for the Mono VM based on the SDB command line debugger.

Building

Building and using VS Code mono-debug requires a basic POSIX-like environment, a Bash-like shell, and an installed Mono framework.

First, clone the mono-debug project:

$ git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-mono-debug

To build the extension vsix, run:

$ cd vscode-mono-debug
$ make