Installation of Docker, VSCode and its extensions

0. Prerequisite:

• Install Docker
  • To know more about Docker - 12 mins video to understand Docker
  • *If you have installation problems on Windows. Please refer to windows-docker-problem-solutions
• Install VSCode
  • For further using and learning VSCode - Learn to code with VSCode
• If you are using M1-chip machine and need debug/step-in your machine, please refer to M1-chip then follow this wiki later.

1. Working with VSCode in Docker containers

1.1 Install extensions in VSCode

*To install the extension, open the Extensions view (MAC: ⇧⌘X, Windows: Ctrl+Shift+X, Linux: Ctrl+Shift+X)

• Extension(1): Docker extension
  • Search for docker to filter results and select Docker extension authored by Microsoft.

• Extension(2): Remote-Containers extension
  • Search for remote container to filter results and select extension authored by Microsoft.

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1.2 Pull the pre-built image in Docker hub

Step1: Enter the command in cmd or terminal:

docker pull svftools/svf-teaching:latest

Step2: Create and run a container of the image:

• Mac & Linux: docker run -itd svftools/svf-teaching:latest /bin/bash

• Windows: docker run -itd svftools/svf-teaching:latest

For further reading and using Docker: Build docker image of the SVF-Teaching project using Dockerfile

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1.3 Load Docker container in VSCode

If you can't see the working directory, please select file -> open (folder)... then enter the /home/SVF-tools/SVF-teaching

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1.4 Install/Enable C/C++ extension in container

- To install the extension, open the Extensions view (MAC: ⇧⌘X, Windows: Ctrl+Shift+X, Linux: Ctrl+Shift+X)

- Search for c/c++ to filter results and select Docker extension authored by Microsoft.

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2. Run and debug your program

• VSCode's built-in debugger helps accelerate your edit, compile and debug loop.
• SVF-Teaching has prepared configurations in launch.json to debug hello.cpp
• More information VSCode-debugging