D.gnu - how D works on Gentoo Linux?
- TorbaX (13/13) Sep 12 2005 Hello,
- clayasaurus (5/31) Sep 12 2005 Maybe this will help you..
- John Reimer (4/10) Sep 12 2005 Also note that the stock dmd compiler runs fine on Gentoo Linux (0x86
- TorbaX (4/11) Sep 13 2005 mmm
- Lars Ivar Igesund (7/20) Sep 13 2005 Yes, but not in Portage. You have to manually put it somewhere in your
- =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Jari-Matti_M=E4kel=E4?= (3/30) Sep 13 2005 http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46806
- Dejan Lekic (14/14) Sep 26 2005 TorbaX, one of the easiest ways is this:
Hello, Can I try D language on Gentoo Linux? How do I do? I'm new to D language, I've never seen D language, since yesterday. Yesterday I read about comparison C/C++ --> D, but I don't know if "D" binary execution is much faster than "older" C/C++ language. Is D language free to use? If I want to build a simple application, for example in GPL license, can I develop application without any problem? thanks for reply, bye, TorbaX.
Sep 12 2005
Maybe this will help you.. http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/D/gnu/574.html I just found it doing a google search. ~ Clay TorbaX wrote:Hello, Can I try D language on Gentoo Linux? How do I do? I'm new to D language, I've never seen D language, since yesterday. Yesterday I read about comparison C/C++ --> D, but I don't know if "D" binary execution is much faster than "older" C/C++ language. Is D language free to use? If I want to build a simple application, for example in GPL license, can I develop application without any problem? thanks for reply, bye, TorbaX.
Sep 12 2005
clayasaurus wrote:Maybe this will help you.. http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/D/gnu/574.html I just found it doing a google search. ~ ClayAlso note that the stock dmd compiler runs fine on Gentoo Linux (0x86 only). I've been using it with Gentoo for the last couple years. -JJR
Sep 12 2005
clayasaurus wrote:Maybe this will help you.. http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/D/gnu/574.html I just found it doing a google search. ~ Claymmm In this link I read an "emerge phobos" but it doesnt work!!! Does ebuild file exists?
Sep 13 2005
TorbaX wrote:clayasaurus wrote:Yes, but not in Portage. You have to manually put it somewhere in your system and do "ebuild myphobos.ebuild digest", before you can do an emerge. Lars Ivar Igesund PS The ebuilds are attached to the corresponding bug reports at the Gentoo Bugzilla (just search for DMD or GDC). The last updates there are somewhat old, but just changing some version numbers should work.Maybe this will help you.. http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/D/gnu/574.html I just found it doing a google search. ~ Claymmm In this link I read an "emerge phobos" but it doesnt work!!! Does ebuild file exists?
Sep 13 2005
Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:TorbaX wrote:http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46806 http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48136clayasaurus wrote:Yes, but not in Portage. You have to manually put it somewhere in your system and do "ebuild myphobos.ebuild digest", before you can do an emerge. Lars Ivar Igesund PS The ebuilds are attached to the corresponding bug reports at the Gentoo Bugzilla (just search for DMD or GDC). The last updates there are somewhat old, but just changing some version numbers should work.Maybe this will help you.. http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/D/gnu/574.html I just found it doing a google search. ~ Claymmm In this link I read an "emerge phobos" but it doesnt work!!! Does ebuild file exists?
Sep 13 2005
TorbaX, one of the easiest ways is this: 1) cd /tmp 2) wget http://gnu.nu6.org:8000/files/install.sh 3) chmod 700 install.sh 4) ./install.sh 132 (must be root for this) I am using install.sh on my two Linux boxes to upgrade dmd, and also know quite few guys from #D on FreeNode ( irc://irc.freenode.org/D ) who are using it as well. Kind regards -- ........... Dejan Lekic http://dejan.lekic.org
Sep 26 2005