Cannot launch example program in Linux about vscode-amiga-assembly HOT 10 CLOSED

In the settings you'll find the path to the downloaded binary dir.
Try to run fa-use in a shell from this directory.

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Launching from the bin folder seems to work.

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Ok, try to add the option emulatorStartDelay in the launch settings. Set it to 20000, it's in me so it will wait 20s.
https://github.com/prb28/vscode-amiga-assembly/wiki/Debugging-emulator#parameters

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Seems to have no affect at all. In fact, the emulator starts up without any delay.
I even changed it to 200,000 and nothing was different.

UPDATE:

After I build the project, I can manually launch FS-UAE at the terminal and point to the program and it works. I believe it's the remote debugging from VSCode over to FS-UAE that is being blocked (localhost:6860). So maybe it's Fedora blocking that port?

I tried disabling the remote debugger but no dice.

"--use_remote_debugger=false",

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Yes you may have to open the socket port on the firewall or change it because this port may be used or reserved.
Try to set a 55555 port for the debugger and fs-uae.

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Same thing. Denied.

I looked at adding the 6860 port explicitly and was told it was already there:

Something I'm wondering...I never was able to get the "download binaries" to work. So what I did was take the FS-UAE binary folder I had already download previously and copy them into the "../bin" folder of the project.

Does FS-UAE have a separate bin for the debugger? Meaning, I may not even have the debugger version installed.

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I'm far from a computer for a couple of weeks, I'll try on a vm as soon as possible. Which version of fedora do you use ?

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Any help is appreciated.

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It works on a fresh install of fedora 36 in virtual box:

I had to install openal to launch fs-uae (I don't think it's your issue):
sudo dnf install openal

There is definitely something blocking port 6860 in your install, maybe a firewall or a service.

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FYI,

I don't know what changed but this is now working. On a whim I came back to this and created a new project and it worked first time.

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