I just spent about 3 hours tracking down the strangest problem. Win64 exception
handling would work fine, but when I'd turn on -g, it would crash.
At first I thought "I'm generating a bad object file with -g." But since dmd
isn't emitting any Win64 symbolic debug info, a check shows the object
On 2012-09-22 09:19:33 +, Walter Bright said:
I just spent about 3 hours tracking down the strangest problem. Win64
exception handling would work fine, but when I'd turn on -g, it would
crash.
At first I thought "I'm generating a bad object file with -g." But
since dmd isn't emitting an
You should keep a record of those anomalies somewhere, it might
prove useful as a starting point to investigating problems
future problems that might arise.
You are right. I think it is a good thing Walter took the time
out to write about this. In the absence of better documentation
this po
On 9/22/2012 6:37 AM, Michel Fortin wrote:
But there should be a reason why there's a jump there. Have you found it? If
you're just bypassing the jump you might be breaking something else. For
instance, this jump table might have been a mean to allow the debugger to more
easily break on exception
