Instead, they contain the following fields to uniquely identify an existing toolchain: VisualGDB-based projects do not include a copy of a toolchain definition. You can also import the toolchains (from both Windows or Linux machines) to VisualGDB by using the import buttons at the bottom of the Toolchain Selector: If the imported toolchain does not appear in the list, see the troubleshooting section that describes how VisualGDB stores the toolchains. VisualGDB can automatically detect the following 3rd-party toolchains installed on your computer:
Simply select a download link in one of the VisualGDB Project Wizards and it will automatically download and install a toolchain: If your firewall is preventing VisualGDB from downloading toolchains, you can always download and install them manually from the GNUToolchains site. VisualGDB can install many GCC-based toolchains out-of-the-box. We provide pre-built toolchains for many popular platforms that can be downloaded here. ARMCC and ARMClang (running on Windows only).Cross-GCC for Linux targets running on another Linux system.Cross-compilers for Embedded or Linux targets.VisualGDB supports the following types of toolchains: Integration with MSBuild Supported Toolchain Types This page outlines how VisualGDB manages the toolchains for different targets. Toolchains are collections of tools (such as GCC, GNU Assembler or GDB) that are used to build and debug projects for a specific target.
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