fts-lsp-pdb provides goto definition support for compiled languages that produce PDB debug symbols.

Supported Platforms

Only runs on Windows and with projects that had a PDB file.

Supported Languages

Any compiled language that produces .pdb debug symbols

Verified to work with: C, C++, Rust, Zig, Odin, Nim, Jai Known Issues: D

Configuration

Your project needs to be configured so that the extension knows what file types to consider and where .pdb files are located.

In settings.json:

"fts_lsp_pdb.languages": ["cpp"],
"fts_lsp_pdb.file_patterns": [
    "**/*.zig", 
    "**/*.jai",
    "**/*.odin",
    "**/*.nim",
    "**/*.rs",
],
"fts_lsp_pdb.pdbs": [
    "path/to/foo.pdb",
    "path/to/some/other/bar.pdb",
],

You can find a list of supported language identifiers in the VSCode documentation.

Known Limitations

The limitations of this extension are numerous:

• Only works with function calls
• Doesn't support inline functions or macros
• Only supports Windows and .pdb debug symbols
• Untested with .dlls
• Required making a full debug build to produce a .pdb
• Only tested on small projects
• Doesn't implement any LSP feature except GotoDefinition