D.gnu - D on GNU/Linux
- Theodore Reed (13/13) Mar 25 2003 I've been told that it's possible to compile D programs on GNU/Linux
- DDevil (9/16) Apr 01 2003 DLI is probably what you want. It's at opend.org on the left side
I've been told that it's possible to compile D programs on GNU/Linux already, although without the GCC backend. I get pointed to opend.org, but I don't know which files to get, and what to do with them once I get them. Is there a short document describing the steps needed to work with D on GNU/Linux? -- Theodore Reed (rizen/bancus) -==- http://www.surreality.us/ ~OpenPGP Signed/Encrypted Mail Preferred; Finger me for my public key!~ "We have committed a greater crime, and for this crime there is no name. What punishment awaits us if it be discovered we know not, for no such crime has come in the memory of men and there are no laws to provide for it." -- Equality 7-2521, Ayn Rand's Anthem
Mar 25 2003
"DDevil" <ddevil functionalfuture.com> DLI is probably what you want. It's at opend.org on the left side (dli-0.1.2). It compiled on my Debian machine without doing anything special (just "make"). I haven't used it very much though because it is missing some functionality (or it was last I checked). -- // DDevil On Tue, 25 Mar 2003 20:11:58 -0800, Theodore Reed wrote:I've been told that it's possible to compile D programs on GNU/Linux already, although without the GCC backend. I get pointed to opend.org, but I don't know which files to get, and what to do with them once I get them. Is there a short document describing the steps needed to work with D on GNU/Linux?
Apr 01 2003