On 21/04/2022 21:37, pdgr wrote:
Hello,
I have a program that I want to debug on Windows 10 using Visual Studio
2022. I'm debugging the built .exe directly (not using VisualD or
anything).
Without Visual D (or to be more precise: without the mago debugger
extension that comes with Visual D), you are rather limited when
debugging D code.
The program is compiled with dmd ver v2.099.0 using the following flags:
dmd main.d -debug -g -gf -gs -m64
In Visual Studio when I type the name of my global variable in the watch
window it can't find it.. any way to solve this? I found some old thread
that suggested using {module-name}.{global-var-name} but that doesn't
work either.
It might work to use the mangled name, e.g. _D3mod4namei. You can find
the exact speelling in the disassembly of an access to the variable.
An alternative might be to use extern(C) when declaring the variable.
