Every time vscode runs C++ code, the terminal will enter a ^C instruction and an Enter operation before it starts.

I have the following folder structure:

When debugging a very large project I commonly find myself starting a debug session, then exploring ahead while the actual debugger is stopped at an earlier point.

I accidentally moved the Breakpoints window out of the Run and Debug sidebar, and now I can’t find a way to move it back in.

I accidentally moved the Breakpoints window out of the Run and Debug sidebar, and now I can’t find a way to move it back in.

As I had faced a problem with my python debugger, I located a debugee.py file which seemed to be the root of the problem. C:Usersxxxxx.vscodeextensionsms-python.debugpy-2024.10.0-win32-x64bundledlibsdebugpylauncher

Even though the python file runs normally, when I try to debug it by clicking “Python Debugger: Debug Python File” the terminal outputs “Unable to find python module” 7 times.

When I trigger a build for the target exe, it will fail if that exe is under debugging.

I keep getting this pop-up(the line with the smiley, debug, delete icons and so on) of option icons on selecting a line of code in my VS code. It is a little bit annoying as it causes problems in dragging and selecting texts. How can I disable this?

Every time vscode runs C++ code, the terminal will enter a ^C instruction and an Enter operation before it starts.