Oren Eini

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Jan 31 2008

Debugging DSL

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Well, that is fairly easy, all you need it to press F11 :-)

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Grimace of Despair
30 Jan 2008
22:33 PM
Grimace of Despair

I loved this "free feature" already with Binsor and even more with the late RhinoETL. It's really a plus, when you're not sure what the code does and you want to do some deeper investigation.

Mark Monster
31 Jan 2008
06:59 AM
Mark Monster

I'm new on Boo. But it looks you're using Visual Studio to code, build and debug Boo. Am I correct?

What kind of package are you using for integration? Are you using http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/Boo_language_package_for_Visual_Studio_2005 ?

Ayende Rahien
31 Jan 2008
08:09 AM
Ayende Rahien

I am using VS as a text editor in this case, no special packages.

When I need to do serious Boo work, I use #Developer

Avish
31 Jan 2008
16:53 PM
Avish

How do you make VS pick up the correct source file? the .pdb file includes that information?

Anny
31 Jan 2008
16:56 PM
Anny

You should better goes on…You guys are really inspirational

Ayende Rahien
31 Jan 2008
16:58 PM
Ayende Rahien

Yes, indeed

Ayende Rahien
31 Jan 2008
16:58 PM
Ayende Rahien

Yes, indeed

John
08 Feb 2008
21:37 PM
John

Is VS2005 doing the compilation for you? Is that just a pre-build event or something?

Ayende Rahien
08 Feb 2008
22:02 PM
Ayende Rahien

BooCompiler is doing the compilation.

In general, I would set it up with a booproj, so it is handled via MSBuild like the rest of the projects

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