On 02/10/2022 13:00, Daniel Donnell wrote:
Visual D doesn't work - it just ate my app.obj file and can't find it
anymore no matter if I clean or re-order the executable paths in
settings.
Can you be more specific what you are doing and what is going wrong?
On 02/10/2022 23:28, rikki cattermole wrote:
> Visual Studio with its c++ components can debug D code, it should not
> require Visual D to do so.
>
> Open executable as project.
Or start "devenv program.exe" from the command line.
Indeed, you don't have to build with Visual D to use the debugger. The
C++-only native debugger works, but having Visual D installed also comes
with a debugger extension that makes debugging smoother, e.g. you don't
have to know the respective C++ syntax for watch expressions.
BTW: Using compiler options -gf instead of -g will add more debug info
and can improve the debug experience.
