• Juarez Rudsatz (4/4) Jul 30 2002 If D replaces C++, what will replace make ?
• Jonathan Andrew (4/4) Jul 30 2002 I was under the impression that the D compiler would go seek out all the
• Martin M. Pedersen (10/13) Aug 01 2002 Hi,

Juarez Rudsatz <juarez nowhere.com> writes:

    	If D replaces C++, what will replace make ?

    	Take a look in Cook :

http://www.canb.auug.org.au/~millerp/cook/cook.html

J.

Jonathan Andrew <jon ece.arizona.edu> writes:

I was under the impression that the D compiler would go seek out all the

imported .d files and compile them as necessary, I hope so, because make

stinks.

-Jon

"Martin M. Pedersen" <mmp www.moeller-pedersen.dk> writes:

Hi,

"Jonathan Andrew" <jon ece.arizona.edu> wrote in message
news:3D470D4F.AEB1C20D ece.arizona.edu...
 I was under the impression that the D compiler would go seek out all the
 imported .d files and compile them as necessary, I hope so, because make
 stinks.

Make is commonly used for variaty of tasks beyond compiling source codes, so
this does not help much. But I expect that this feature of dmd may cause
problems compiling different modules with different compiler options
(version, debug, unittest, optimization...). I haven't had the problem yet,
so I cannot tell for sure.

Regards,
Martin M. Pedersen