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digitalmars.D.debugger - Debbuger with dissasembly?

↑ ↓ ← → "Jb" <jb nowhere.com> writes:
Is there some debuuger I can use with D that will allow me to step through 
the dissasembled code while watching cpu registers (GPR x87 and SSE)? I have 
a program that dynamicly compiles audio processing code and id like to try 
converting it to D. As the code is generated at runtime the only practical 
way to debug it is to step through it with an assembly / cpu view.

thanks

jb
Jan 30 2008
↑ ↓ ← → Jascha Wetzel <firstname mainia.de> writes:
Jb wrote:

 Is there some debuuger I can use with D that will allow me to step through 
 the dissasembled code while watching cpu registers (GPR x87 and SSE)? I have 
 a program that dynamicly compiles audio processing code and id like to try 
 converting it to D. As the code is generated at runtime the only practical 
 way to debug it is to step through it with an assembly / cpu view.



on windows you can use Ddbg for that
http://ddbg.mainia.de
Jan 30 2008
↑ ↓ ← → "Jb" <jb nowhere.com> writes:
"Jascha Wetzel" <firstname mainia.de> wrote in message 
news:fnqna1$2iqb$1 digitalmars.com...

 Jb wrote:

 Is there some debuuger I can use with D that will allow me to step 
 through the dissasembled code while watching cpu registers (GPR x87 and 
 SSE)? I have a program that dynamicly compiles audio processing code and 
 id like to try converting it to D. As the code is generated at runtime 
 the only practical way to debug it is to step through it with an assembly 
 / cpu view.



 on windows you can use Ddbg for that
 http://ddbg.mainia.de



Ok cheers, ill give it a try.

:-)
Jan 30 2008