I am a software engineer at Synopsys Inc. I have degrees in Physics and Computer Science, and a MSc in Physics. I am also a gamer, a hobbyist game developer, and an amateur reverse engineer.

• 68k Counter: Handy for optimizing Motorolla 68000 assembly programs.
• Atom Keymap: I got used to Atom keybindings. There are keymaps for other editors, take your pick.
• autoconf: Syntax highlighting for Autoconf/Automake.
• Bash Beautify: Format Bash scripts.
• Bash IDE: Language server for Bash.
• Better C Syntax: Better syntax highlighting for C, which is also useful for semantic highlighting.
• Better C++ Syntax: Better syntax highlighting for C++, which is also useful for semantic highlighting.
• Better Comments: Highlights some comments differently if they are TODO, FIXME, etc.
• Better Readability Extension Pack: Highlights white-space and special characters to make them obvious.
• Bracketeer: You can add hotkeys for bracket operations, such as removing the closest matched pair of brackets.
• changelog-support: Highlight changelog files.
• clangd: Use clangd to check your code and provide semantic highlighting. You should disable the built-in "C/C++" intellisense entension and set up a compile_commands.json file and profit.
• CMake: Language support for authoring CMakeFiles.txt.
• CMake Tools: Allow configuring and building with CMake from within VSCode.
• Code Spell Checker: Check spelling on your code. Supports CamelCase and snake_snake. You need to install dictionaries separately.
• CodeSnap: For sharing screenshots of code.
• Doxygen Documentation Generator: Allows generating Doxygen comments for code documentation.
• Git Graph: Allows viewing a git graph similar to gitk.
• git-autoconfig: Help in managing multiple identities in git repositories.
• GitHub Actions: For managing workflows from VSCode.
• GitHub Actions: For authoring workflow files.
• GitHub Pull Requests: Review and manage pull requests from VSCode.
• GitLens -- Git supercharged: Several useful visual git tools. Some of them require a paid GitKraken account.
• GLSL: For writing shader programs.
• HTML Preview: Preview HTML files from within VSCode.
• Inno Setup: For writing Windows setup tools.
• Lua: Lua language server.
• Makefile Tools: Makefile support in VSCode.
• markdownlint: Reports issues in markdown files.
• Motorola 68000 Assembly Extension: Language server for Motorolla 68000 assembly.
• Pascal: For InnoSetup.
• Pascal Formatter: For InnoSetup.
• PHP Extension Pack: For writing PHP.
• Preview: Markdown preview.
• Remote - SSH: Connect to another machine through SSH and work with VSCode on your host machine.
• ShellCheck: Find issues in shell scripts.
• SonarLint: More linting of C/C++ files.
• SSH Config Syntax Highlighter: Helps writing SSH config.
• Syntax Highlight Theme: Better themes.
• Todo Tree: Finds some comment pragmas (TODO, FIXME, etc.) and puts them all in a sidebar.
• WSL: Open files/projects from within WSL in Windows.
• x86 and x86_64 Assembly: Assembly syntax for x68/x86_64.
• Yash: Language server for Bison/Flex files.
• Z80 Assembly meter: Handy for optimizing Zilog z80 assembly programs.
• Z80 Macro-Assembler: Language server for Zilog z80 assembly.