Nsight Visual Studio Code Edition 2023.2 is now available!

New in NVIDIA Nsight Visual Studio Code Edition 2023.2

Bug Fixes

  • New Features

    • Added support for remote debugging (via cuda-gdbserver) an application running on L4T.
    • Added support for remote debugging (via cuda-gdbserver) an application running on QNX.
    • Added five autostart tasks which help users easily set up and instantiate remote debugging sessions on L4T and QNX platforms.
  • General Enhancements

    • Added the ability to set a SOLibSearchPath for the debugging session.
    • Added the ability to set environment variables before the cuda-gdb (or cuda-qnx-gdb) is launched.

Intended for Use With

  • CUDA Debugger
    See cuda-gdb release notes in the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit 12.1 Update 1.
  • IDE Host
    Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1.77.0 (and later)
  • Toolkit
    • Workstation/L4T : NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit 12.1 Update 1 (and later)
    • DriveOS (QNX) : NVIDIA DriveOS 6.0.6.0 (and later)
  • Driver
    NVIDIA 530.30.02 (and later)

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Requirements

  • CUDA Toolkit : Install the CUDA Toolkit to get important tools for CUDA application development including the NVCC compiler driver and cuda-gdb , the NVIDIA tool for debugging CUDA.
  • Microsoft vscode-cpptools : Install Microsoft’s C/C++ for Visual Studio Code to get Intellisense support for CUDA C++ code. Nsight VS Code Edition will automatically install this extension.

Quick Start

Open or create a new CUDA application.

Create a launch configuration .


Create launch configuration
Create launch configuration833Ă—604 256 KB

Start debugging!

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