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PintOS vscode

Important: this is a testing version, the stable version is coming soon

Pintos extension, go to pintos vscode docs for full documentation (in Spanish only. It's strongly recommend reading)

Features

  • Initial setup for PintOS
  • Dev container with gbenm/pintos
  • Run tests
  • Debugger

Requirements

  • Git
  • Docker (optional)
  • Linux environment (windows needs docker for this)
  • Editor Config extension
  • C/C++ extension (in linux)
  • Dev containers extension (if you use docker)

Extension Settings

  • pintos.buildUtils by default true. Runs cd utils && make before execute "pintos health" command
  • pintos.addUtilsToPath by default true. Adds the local utils/ to PATH (only in this process, it doesn't change your config files)
  • pintos.phases the folders of the phases (probably you don't need to change it)
  • pintos.useNodejsNativeKill by default false. When spawn make processes to grade, compile, etc. This spawn other children process, if you use the native subprocess.kill([signal]) only kill the parent process, to solve this the extension use tree-kill package
  • pintos.simulator by default qemu. The extension uses make to run the tests, but the debugger need to spawn a gdb server, in this moment extension need to use pintos CLI directly, for those cases, the extension needs to know what emulator should use.

They're used as default for configuration (confirmation is always requested)

  • pintos.baseRepository the repo URL to get a snapshot of pintos code
  • pintos.baseRepositoryCodeFolder the folder containing the source code of PintOS, if your Git supports sparse checkout only clon the folder (with the original project the size will be reduced from 30MB to ~11MB)
  • pintos.personalRepoUrl the Url of your personal repository

Credits

Extension icon by Flat Icons - Flaticon