• John (6/6) Feb 08 2004 I've been looking through the D site, and I'm thinking that D seems to r...
• imr1984 (3/9) Feb 09 2004 i use zeusedit to edit my .d files. zeus has an integrated debugger opti...
• Walter (6/10) Feb 13 2004 rock

John <John_member pathlink.com> writes:

I've been looking through the D site, and I'm thinking that D seems to rock
pretty hard.  I was unable to find any information on how well D plays with
debuggers -- will I be able to use the same source level debuggers I've used
with C/C++?  Or is there a D debugger out there?

Thanks,
-- John

imr1984 <imr1984_member pathlink.com> writes:

i use zeusedit to edit my .d files. zeus has an integrated debugger option
although i dont know how good it is because i havent got it to work yet.

In article <c07dj3$13tk$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John says...
I've been looking through the D site, and I'm thinking that D seems to rock
pretty hard.  I was unable to find any information on how well D plays with
debuggers -- will I be able to use the same source level debuggers I've used
with C/C++?  Or is there a D debugger out there?

Thanks,
-- John

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

"John" <John_member pathlink.com> wrote in message
news:c07dj3$13tk$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 I've been looking through the D site, and I'm thinking that D seems to

rock
 pretty hard.  I was unable to find any information on how well D plays

with
 debuggers -- will I be able to use the same source level debuggers I've

used
 with C/C++?  Or is there a D debugger out there?

I use C debuggers with it.