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authorMitja Felicijan <mitja.felicijan@gmail.com>2026-01-11 04:18:24 +0100
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200makes adding new breakpoints with `:Break` just seamless. This goes for all 200makes adding new breakpoints with `:Break` just seamless. This goes for all
201other commands as well. You can read more about other commands with `:h 201other commands as well. You can read more about other commands with `:h
202Termdebug` or on https://vimhelp.org/terminal.txt.html. 202Termdebug` or on https://vimhelp.org/terminal.txt.html.
203
204## Isn't this setup a bit elaborate?
205
206Yes and no. I don't change these files much at all. When I start a new C
207project I just copy the existing one and call it a day. And any significantly
208complex project will require certain per project specific configurations
209anyway.
210
211This also makes it shareable with other people without dumping your whole setup
212on them. There are drawback like with anything else, but I have found this
213approach to be the lesser of two evils kinda think. Even Vim users can ignore
214these files by not enabling local configuration files.
215
216Like any other tool, it's on you to make your development workflow as
217frictionless as possible and no tool is perfect.