On Wednesday, 18 February 2015 at 20:48:07 UTC, ketmar wrote:
as for some of your answer... using DMD from command line is
dead easy
both on GNU/Linux and on windows. you may miss visual studio
integration
and debugging, though.
Actually, you can have both. Apparently the Windows installer for
DMD installs VisualD and during a segfault in a raytracer, I
noticed it asked me if I wanted to debug. I had no idea what it
would do, and I was rather annoyed when Visual Studio started up,
but it pointed me to the line that failed. And I was just using
command line dmd... I was very impressed. ~.~
