I was told in an earlier post that I can debug a D program in visual studio. I don't see how, unless I want to debug it in assembly.  Can someone please explain it to me?  Thanks!

Chris

just add the .exe you made with dmd to a blank visual studio solution, and then add all your .d source files too - oh and make sure you have debug info on and trace hooks off

In article <c309ro$1bgb$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Chris Lajoie says...
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>I was told in an earlier post that I can debug a D program in visual studio. I don't see how, unless I want to debug it in assembly.  Can someone please explain it to me?  Thanks!
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In article <c318ta$2tsk$1@digitaldaemon.com>, imr1984 says...
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>just add the .exe you made with dmd to a blank visual studio solution, and then add all your .d source files too - oh and make sure you have debug info on and trace hooks off

Which version of VS did you use?

i use .NET 2003 and 2002 - works for both of em. Im not sure but you might have to add the exe as a project if thats not working

In article <c31mja$gn4$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Mark T says...
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>>just add the .exe you made with dmd to a blank visual studio solution, and then add all your .d source files too - oh and make sure you have debug info on and trace hooks off
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