Greetings.

I've been using VS2010 with VisualD for my project and have encountered an unusual problem with it.

So every once in a while, when I try to fix bugs in whatever it is I'm doing, VS2010 would freeze at "Build Started" and will go unresponsive for a couple of minutes and crash soon after. Then, the build will crash every single time after it happening once. So my workaround for this problem is to restart my computer, and sure enough it goes away for a while, and comes back with a vengeance.

Yeah I mean sure the problem will go away after a reboot, but it's very irritating to have to restart my computer everytime the bloody bug happens.

So erm, any ideas?

I use the latest D compiler, the latest dub and the latest version of VisualD (the version that comes with the installer for DMD 2.069.1). Dmd v.2.069.1 and dub v.0.9.24.

On Saturday, 28 November 2015 at 13:03:23 UTC, Jack wrote:
> Greetings.
>
> I've been using VS2010 with VisualD for my project and have encountered an unusual problem with it.
>
> So every once in a while, when I try to fix bugs in whatever it is I'm doing, VS2010 would freeze at "Build Started" and will go unresponsive for a couple of minutes and crash soon after. Then, the build will crash every single time after it happening once. So my workaround for this problem is to restart my computer, and sure enough it goes away for a while, and comes back with a vengeance.
>
> Yeah I mean sure the problem will go away after a reboot, but it's very irritating to have to restart my computer everytime the bloody bug happens.
>
> So erm, any ideas?
>
> I use the latest D compiler, the latest dub and the latest version of VisualD (the version that comes with the installer for DMD 2.069.1). Dmd v.2.069.1 and dub v.0.9.24.

And while we are in the topic of VisualD, is there anyway to automatically retain the file structure of the project everytime I use:
* dub upgrade
* dub generate visuald

Everytime I open the newly generated Visual Studio project file I spend about 10 minutes just remaking the file structure of the project and adding existing modules to it.