It is possible, and it kinds of work but I didn't manage to get productive with it. It is far from Visual Studio or even QtCreator. I went back to the command line.
Emacs has GDB integration too, but it has been a long time since I used Emacs. Again, I don't remember being very successful with it and went back to the command line.
Edit: By Visual Studio, I mean the real one, not VS Code. VS Code is on the same level as Sublime Text, maybe a little bit better integrated. Among the different environments I have used, I consider Visual Studio to have the best C/C++ debugger, by far.
Emacs has GDB integration too, but it has been a long time since I used Emacs. Again, I don't remember being very successful with it and went back to the command line.
Edit: By Visual Studio, I mean the real one, not VS Code. VS Code is on the same level as Sublime Text, maybe a little bit better integrated. Among the different environments I have used, I consider Visual Studio to have the best C/C++ debugger, by far.