On Sunday, 1 December 2019 at 09:33:41 UTC, Rainer Schuetze wrote:
On 30/11/2019 19:29, SkyCloud wrote:
I'm a novice in D and VisualD. Just installed VisualD
0.51.0-beta1 (a
version with DMD/LDC compiler:
VisualD-v0.51.0-beta1-dmd-2.089.0-ldc2-1.18.0.exe
) to Visual Studio 2019 16.3.9. It compiles and runs programs
normally,
but when I try to debug with F5 key, make a breakpoint, the
program just
starts and executes as there's no debugging mode (like as I
pressed
Ctrl+F5). So I can't view variables' values and so on. In C++
projects
the debugger works normally, so the problem is only with
VisualD.
In fact this case is the same to:
https://forum.dlang.org/thread/htjjwfynugdshluam...@forum.dlang.org But there was Visual Studio Code, not Visual Studio.
Is it just because my Visual Studio is 16.3, but not 16.2,
which the current version of VisualD was aimed to? So should I
just wait untill the newer version of VisualD will support
Visual Studio 16.3?
As I'm a novice to D/VisualD, I do not know what to do.
Please, help.
It works here, using VS 2019 16.3.10.
What project type and platform are you using? If you use the
"Visual D Win32 Application" project template, the preferred
selection for the debugger engine in the project configuration
"Debugging" page is "Visual Studio". The "Debug Info" should be
set to "Mago", though (this probably needs some cleanup as that
is confusing for historic reasons).
When using the "D/C++ Win32 Application" project template, the
actual project type is the same as VC++ and the debugger should
be starting just the same.
Hi! Thank you so much for the answer. Platform is Windows 7 x64.
I checked all the settings you said but unfortunately nothing
works.
I recorded a short video with my attempts to debug a program.
There are two projects (VisualD and D/C++) with each type and one
pure Visual C++ project. Debugging works only in Visual C++ as I
mentioned before.
https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ar5BCn3roz_ahSoJMf5pVZTdHYGY
I will be glad if you see it and find anything that can help me.
