• Garett Bass (6/6) Nov 15 2004 IIRC, D embeds CodeView symbols in debug builds. Has anyone
• Garett Bass (4/11) Nov 15 2004 Alternatively, maybe DMC++ debugger available on the CD
• Ilya Minkov (7/9) Nov 16 2004 Yes, it should work.
• Garett Bass (4/6) Nov 16 2004 I really don't know, I don't understand what a command-line

"Garett Bass" <gtbass studiotekne.com> writes:

IIRC, D embeds CodeView symbols in debug builds.  Has anyone 
tried debugging a D program with GoBug?  I'm trying to find 
a command-line debugger I can use in conjunction with the 
Zeus editor.

Thanks,
Garett 

"Garett Bass" <gtbass studiotekne.com> writes:

Alternatively, maybe DMC++ debugger available on the CD 
would be a good choice?


"Garett Bass" <gtbass studiotekne.com> wrote in message 
news:cnc2hv$1tbc$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 IIRC, D embeds CodeView symbols in debug builds.  Has 
 anyone tried debugging a D program with GoBug?  I'm trying 
 to find a command-line debugger I can use in conjunction 
 with the Zeus editor.

 Thanks,
 Garett
 

Ilya Minkov <minkov cs.tum.edu> writes:

Garett Bass schrieb:

 Alternatively, maybe DMC++ debugger available on the CD 
 would be a good choice?

Yes, it should work.

You might want to search Microsoft site for windbg - Debugging Tools for 
Windows NT. The package contains both a visual and a command-line 
debugger, although it has a strange (if compared to gdb and others) syntax.

What are requierements that your editor imposes on the debugger?

-eye

"Garett Bass" <gtbass studiotekne.com> writes:

 What are requierements that your editor imposes on the 
 debugger?

I really don't know, I don't understand what a command-line 
debugger even does exactly.  I better do some research!

Thanks,
Garett