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launch: program ‘/home/name/Рабочий стол/для проектов на с++/build/Debug/outDebug’ does not exist
Не могу совершить отладку кода в visual studio
Только недавно установила VS и каждый раз, когда создаю файл с кодом (выбираю соответствующий) и.
Зависание Visual Studio при попытке остановить отладку
В коде есть ошибка, которую я пытаюсь решить, но при отладке в определенный момент программа тип.
Решение
PS Для c++ в VS Code у меня установлено расширение C/C++
Microsoft ms-vscode.cpptools
просто снес линукс и переустановил всю систему заново
В коде возникли ошибки при переходе с Visual studio 2013 на Visual studio 2017
Добрый день, решил попробовать поменять свою 2013 студию на 2017 и заметил такую проблему, при.
Не работает отладка кода в Visual Studio pro 2012+qt visual studio add-in 1.2.1
Здравствуйте, скажите пожалуйста в чем проблема, запускаю этот код (F5) в Visual Studio #include.
Visual Studio Team Foundation Serverl или Visual Studio Professional
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 Кто пользовался Visual Studio Team Foundation Server.
Отличие сборок Visual Studio 2008 от Visual Studio 2010
Здравствуйте, товарищи! Пытаюсь собрать библиотеку libvbucket, используя Visual Studio 2008.
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launch: program ‘/home/../a.out’ does not exist #124
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yyxiongzju commented Jul 29, 2016 •
It is so frustrating to use visual studio code for compiling c++ code on linux, and Mac. Here is my launch.json on Ubantu,
<
«version»: «0.2.0»,
«configurations»: [
<
«name»: «C++ Launch (GDB)»,
«type»: «cppdbg»,
«request»: «launch»,
«miDebuggerPath»: «/usr/bin/gdb»,
«targetArchitecture»: «x64»,
«program»: «$
«args»: [],
«stopAtEntry»: false,
«cwd»: «$
«environment»: []
>,
<
«name»: «C++ Attach (GDB)»,
«type»: «cppdbg»,
«request»: «launch»,
«miDebuggerPath»: «/usr/bin/gdb»,
«targetArchitecture»: «x64»,
«program»: «$
«args»: [],
«stopAtEntry»: false,
«cwd»: «$
«environment»: [],
«processId»: 100000
>
]
>
tasks.json
<
«version»: «0.1.0»,
«command»: «g++»,
«args»: [«HelloVS.cpp»],
«problemMatcher»: <
«owner»: «cpp»,
«fileLocation»: [«relative», «$
«pattern»: <
«regexp»: «^(.):(\d+):(\d+):\s+(warning|error):\s+(.)$»,
«file»: 1,
«line»: 2,
«column»: 3,
«severity»: 4,
«message»: 5
>
>
>
When I click the button «start to debug», it shows that a.out file does not exist.
Can someone help me out?
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«Attribute ‘program’ does not exist» for basic node.js project
And clicked VSCode generated launch.json:
And still when launched I see:
Attribute ‘program’ does not exist.
Can anybody help what’s wrong?
12 Answers 12
Another issue I ran into is a path was configured Using\\Backslashes\\Like\\So and worked fine on Windows, but on Mac it gave the above error.
(Solution: changed to / )
The error is saying that the path to your code was wrong.
VSCode defines the parent directory of its configuration file «.vscode/launch.json» as «$
So, for example, if you want to run file «myproject/subfolder/main.js», you should configure your «myproject/.vscode/launch.json» as follows: «program»: «$
Note that configuring «program»: «$
I wasted a few hours today trying to figure this problem out. What worked for me was deleting the existing launch.json and running the application, which prompts you to select an enviroment, which in my case was Node. This created a new launch.json in which I updated the program path.
The error should ideally read ‘file specified in program attribute does not exist’ because that is what is happening. As of VSCode 1.30.2, it does show you the path along with the error.
In my case I had «program»: «$
I had the same issue. In my case my launch.json had following line
Replace relative path with your copied relative path as mentioned before Note that I am on a Mac platform. Please use platform appropriate path separators
Alternatively, not specifically using a launch configuration makes sense if it’s a not-for-production or a simple app that does not warrant a launch config file. However, if not, it is super useful when debugging in a Multi-target environment (server, client). In my opinion, using a compound launch configuration setup makes things a lot easier. Read this section of the official docs to learn how to set it up keeping in mind the relative paths of your server and client files.
