Ary Borenszweig Wrote: > I just realized that code generated at compile-time (with string mixins) > is hard (or impossible) to debug (I mean at runtime, not just at > compile-time). Do you think it's a big shortcomming of D? How can this > be solved? > > Maybe the compiler can generate a file with the contents of a module > with mixins expanded, and use these files as the input to the compiler > and linker, so these can be used in the debugging process.
Ary, And because often the only way to make code compile with either d1 or d2 is to use a mixin in the D2 version block, that means that it will be that D2 is a pain to debug. What are you using for debugging? I'm still using writefln, or failing that, printf, but I would like to advance. Steve
