February 16, 2007 Debugging with the printf debugger | ||||
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Debugging in D is a lot of fun :) I am searching for an idea, how to insert and remove trace statements quickly. Is there a trick i can do something like this: TRC; TRC; void func(){ TRC; callThis(); TRC; foreach( ....)... TRC; } TRC; Add a very short 'something' at the start of each line. This something shall do nothing, if not within any function/method, but if in executable code, it shall print the line number. Certainly it should not change control flow. TRC; TRC; if( condition()) TRC; doAction(); TRC; Is something like this possible? |
February 18, 2007 Re: Debugging with the printf debugger | ||||
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Posted in reply to Frank Benoit (keinfarbton) | besides the fact that there might be a way to do this, it seems to me,
it's just a cumbersome substitute for simple stepping - a debugger's
job. mere stepping through D code isn't a problem with existing debuggers.
Frank Benoit (keinfarbton) wrote:
> Debugging in D is a lot of fun :)
>
> I am searching for an idea, how to insert and remove trace statements quickly.
>
> Is there a trick i can do something like this:
>
> TRC;
> TRC; void func(){
> TRC; callThis();
> TRC; foreach( ....)...
> TRC; }
> TRC;
>
> Add a very short 'something' at the start of each line. This something shall do nothing, if not within any function/method, but if in executable code, it shall print the line number.
>
> Certainly it should not change control flow.
>
> TRC;
> TRC; if( condition())
> TRC; doAction();
> TRC;
>
> Is something like this possible?
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