Tutorial: Debugging with Atom in Windows using GCC and the GDB compiler
Channel: Julian Kunkel
Date: 2022-03-19

In my previous video, the description to setup Atom was suitable for Linux only. Unfortunately, there are some deviations when you try to recreate this setup in Windows. This video resolves this issue by providing a walkthrough.
The individual steps for Windows are as follows:

- Install Atom in Windows by visiting https://atom.io
- Install GCC + GDB from https://jmeubank.github.io/tdm-gcc/
- Run atom 
- Install packages clicking on the Menu: "File", "Settings", "Install"
    - search for dbg-gdb, install dependencies
    - search for gcc-make-run, install dependencies
    - Select settings for the gcc-make-run package, add to Compiler Flags "-Wall -ggdb -O0" to include debugging flags
- Create sample code, save as test.c
- Compile sample code by pressing F6 (or right-click and select the correct option)
- Press F9 to toggle a breakpoint (or right-click  and select the correct option)
- Add project directory, then select executable
- Press F5 to run compiler (or right-click  and select the correct option)

I know that the debugging capabilities are very basic, however, it is a good starting point and shows the power of Open Source and Atom :-)

Good luck, let me know if you manage successfully. Hope that this is helpful for you.