digitalmars.D.ide - Visual D showing 0 for all addresses and values in debugger watch and
- Karmello (5/5) Nov 26 2022 Haven't used it much in a while but seemed to just start recently
- Karmello (5/10) Nov 26 2022 This seems to happen only when hexidecimal display is shown and
- Rainer Schuetze (6/17) Nov 27 2022 I cannot reproduce here. Can you give an example and describe how you
Haven't used it much in a while but seemed to just start recently after upgrading everything. Probably some new bug. If I recall, this happened before. Happens in x64 and x86 with any debugger mode. Seems like whatever code queries values has broken. Also noticed I'm not getting intellisense.
Nov 26 2022
On Saturday, 26 November 2022 at 09:07:06 UTC, Karmello wrote:Haven't used it much in a while but seemed to just start recently after upgrading everything. Probably some new bug. If I recall, this happened before. Happens in x64 and x86 with any debugger mode. Seems like whatever code queries values has broken. Also noticed I'm not getting intellisense.This seems to happen only when hexidecimal display is shown and only for numbers as strings are shown. Return 0 for int's, floats, addresses, etc. Seems the hexidecimal converter is broken and returns 0 for everything.
Nov 26 2022
On 27/11/2022 03:53, Karmello wrote:On Saturday, 26 November 2022 at 09:07:06 UTC, Karmello wrote:I cannot reproduce here. Can you give an example and describe how you compile it? Is the debugger actually using the D expression evaluator? You can check this by looking at the language column in the call stack window: it should show "D".Haven't used it much in a while but seemed to just start recently after upgrading everything. Probably some new bug. If I recall, this happened before. Happens in x64 and x86 with any debugger mode. Seems like whatever code queries values has broken. Also noticed I'm not getting intellisense.This seems to happen only when hexidecimal display is shown and only for numbers as strings are shown. Return 0 for int's, floats, addresses, etc. Seems the hexidecimal converter is broken and returns 0 for everything.
Nov 27 2022