• imr1984 (3/3) Feb 16 2004 is there anyway to step through a program viewing the high level source ...
• Brad Anderson (5/9) Feb 16 2004 We're working on it in Eclipse. I'm trying to use Eclipse 3.0 M6 and th...
• Carlos Santander B. (12/15) Feb 16 2004 To use windbg, you have to:
• imr1984 (8/23) Feb 17 2004 cheers for that carlos. But i just figured out how to debug D programs u...

imr1984 <imr1984_member pathlink.com> writes:

is there anyway to step through a program viewing the high level source code
like you can in MSVC ? I tried windbg.exe but all it gave me was cryptic
assembly code and register values.

Brad Anderson <brad sankaty.dot.com> writes:

imr1984 wrote:
 is there anyway to step through a program viewing the high level source code
 like you can in MSVC ? I tried windbg.exe but all it gave me was cryptic
 assembly code and register values.
 

We're working on it in Eclipse.  I'm trying to use Eclipse 3.0 M6 and the CDT 
2.0 M6 - with DMD, DM Make, and (not sure about debugger yet - cygwin, windbg,
??)

See the Eclipse Plugin thread.

Brad

"Carlos Santander B." <carlos8294 msn.com> writes:

imr1984 wrote:
 is there anyway to step through a program viewing the high level
 source code like you can in MSVC ? I tried windbg.exe but all it
 gave me was cryptic assembly code and register values.

To use windbg, you have to:
1. compile your program with '-g'
2. open windbg
3. open the executable (ctrl-e)
4. open the source code file(s) (ctrl-o)
5. set the breakpoints (if any)
6. run the program (step by step or until a line or...)
note that there's no information about variables and such (something about
missing a pdb file or something like that)

-----------------------
Carlos Santander Bernal

imr1984 <imr1984_member pathlink.com> writes:

cheers for that carlos. But i just figured out how to debug D programs using
Visual Studio .NET. You go into the task manager under XP and select the task
and press debug. then itll open up .NET with a new solution and you can add your
d source files. Brilliant :)

only one problem though - whenever i 'step into' a function, an exception is
thrown. 

Does anyone else have this problem?

In article <c0rmgi$162g$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Carlos Santander B. says...
imr1984 wrote:
 is there anyway to step through a program viewing the high level
 source code like you can in MSVC ? I tried windbg.exe but all it
 gave me was cryptic assembly code and register values.

To use windbg, you have to:
1. compile your program with '-g'
2. open windbg
3. open the executable (ctrl-e)
4. open the source code file(s) (ctrl-o)
5. set the breakpoints (if any)
6. run the program (step by step or until a line or...)
note that there's no information about variables and such (something about
missing a pdb file or something like that)

-----------------------
Carlos Santander Bernal