My host machine is my home desktop running Windows and Visual Studio 2015. The Nsight Visual Studio Edition 5.4 has been installed and configured properly.
The remote target is physically another location connected with the host through Internet and VPN. It is running Ubuntu 14.04 and has Nsight Eclipse Edition already installed (see [url]http://i64.tinypic.com/2ly23rk.png[/url]).
I read the “Setup Remote Debugging” section of the Nsight VS Edition User’s Guide but could not find anything useful for the remote debugging settings. So, what should I do to setup remote debugging? What should I run in Ubuntu? What is the “Nsight Monitor” in Nsight Eclipse Edition installed on Ubuntu that will receive my debugging requests from VS2015 on Windows?
Thanks for your help.
PS: how to insert a screenshot picture in the question?
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