I downloaded it after experiencing debugging issues with
CodeBlocks (it wouldn't attach the provided debugger). I
downloaded Visual D and after some fiddling with Visual Studio
2019 not supporting third party templates in my version (had to
update it), I haven't been able to get Visual D to compile
anything. It looks like it doesn't know where phobos lives?
I'm getting this: std.file.FileException@std\file.d(872) <my
project directory>: The system cannot find the path specified.
I've tried configuring both 'Additional Import Paths' and/or
'String Import Paths' under Compiler in properties and 'Library
Search Path' in Linker (not sure why I would need this...but I
was desperate).
I keep getting a popup that says: 'The operation could not be
completed. The parameter is incorrect'.
It would help if there was a setup guide for this instead of
assuming it all works. What IDE should I be using on Windows,
because so far the ones I've tried are not even close to working
out of the box (my bare minimum for 'working out of the box'
would be to at least build and be able to reference the standard
library).
When dmd installed i put itself on my C:\ drive in a folder
called 'D'. I've done zero custom here. I just let all of the
installers do their thing.
Advice?
- Does Visual D actually work? Just Dave via Digitalmars-d-learn
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