Thread overview
dmd -gc flag
Feb 15, 2008
Bill Baxter
Feb 15, 2008
BCS
Feb 15, 2008
Bill Baxter
Feb 15, 2008
BCS
Feb 16, 2008
Paul Findlay
Feb 16, 2008
Bill Baxter
Feb 16, 2008
Paul Findlay
Feb 16, 2008
BCS
Feb 15, 2008
Bill Baxter
February 15, 2008
What's the point of DMD's -gc flag?  What does it do differently from -g and why would that be preferred to -g?

--bb
February 15, 2008
Reply to Bill,

> What's the point of DMD's -gc flag?  What does it do differently from
> -g and why would that be preferred to -g?
> 
> --bb
> 

it makes DMD emit C debugging data (it clames ot be c) and it's so that d can be debued with a C debugger.


February 15, 2008
BCS wrote:
> Reply to Bill,
> 
>> What's the point of DMD's -gc flag?  What does it do differently from
>> -g and why would that be preferred to -g?
>>
>> --bb
>>
> 
> it makes DMD emit C debugging data (it clames ot be c) and it's so that d can be debued with a C debugger.
> 
> 

Oh, BCS.  Now that I have your attention could you add me to scrapple?

--bb
February 15, 2008
BCS wrote:
> Reply to Bill,
> 
>> What's the point of DMD's -gc flag?  What does it do differently from
>> -g and why would that be preferred to -g?
>>
>> --bb
>>
> 
> it makes DMD emit C debugging data (it clames ot be c) and it's so that d can be debued with a C debugger.
> 
> 

So basically you'd only want that if you aren't using a real D-supporting debugger like zerobugs or ddbg?

It seems to be the flag of choice for Linuxy folks, so I guess that's because they use gdb for debugging?

--bb
February 15, 2008
Reply to Bill,

> BCS wrote:
> 
>> Reply to Bill,
>> 
>>> What's the point of DMD's -gc flag?  What does it do differently
>>> from -g and why would that be preferred to -g?
>>> 
>>> --bb
>>> 
>> it makes DMD emit C debugging data (it clames ot be c) and it's so
>> that d can be debued with a C debugger.
>> 
> Oh, BCS.  Now that I have your attention could you add me to scrapple?
> 
> --bb
> 

what's your unsername?


February 16, 2008
> what's your unsername?
Umm, I believe it is baxissimo :)

 - Paul

February 16, 2008
Paul Findlay wrote:
>> what's your unsername?
> Umm, I believe it is baxissimo :)
> 
>  - Paul

Yes  :)  I sent BCS an email tellin' him so.

--bb
February 16, 2008
> Yes  :)  I sent BCS an email tellin' him so.
Ah, sorry. Forgot a whole private world exists

 - Paul
February 16, 2008
Reply to Bill,

> Paul Findlay wrote:
> 
>>> what's your unsername?
>>> 
>> Umm, I believe it is baxissimo :)
>> 
>> - Paul
>> 
> Yes  :)  I sent BCS an email tellin' him so.
> 
> --bb
> 

your in, but your e-mail didn't get here (the address I use for posting is bogus)