why select scons from v2.07, easy to debug or not easy to debug, this is the question

dltigles · 18th July 2014, 14:28

build with this scons, perhaps it is really easy way for nightly build.

but how can you to debug the source code ?
No vc project, can not open with visual studio, so, after changing the code, how to debug？

Anders · 18th July 2014, 16:46

I guess scons is used because we also support compiling on POSIX systems.

If you compile with scons DEBUG=yes ... you should be able to source step the code in WinDbg and probably VS as well...

dltigles · 19th July 2014, 02:58

Your men only use windbg? not need .sln again? I mean for the code maintainers.

But by the way, windbg is really a good thing.

18th July 2014, 14:28	#1
dltigles Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 2	why select scons from v2.07, easy to debug or not easy to debug, this is the question build with this scons, perhaps it is really easy way for nightly build. but how can you to debug the source code ? No vc project, can not open with visual studio, so, after changing the code, how to debug？

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19th July 2014, 02:58	#3
dltigles Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 2	Your men only use windbg? not need .sln again? I mean for the code maintainers. But by the way, windbg is really a good thing.