D.gnu - Binaries of gdc 1e available
- Mike Hearn (10/10) Apr 17 2004 Hi,
- Lars Ivar Igesund (4/19) Apr 18 2004 It would be interesting to test gdc on cygwin and/or mingw. Is it
- Mike Hearn (5/7) Apr 18 2004 Yes, it might be, I have a cross compiler setup here. At the moment I ha...
Hi, At this URL: http://bylands.dur.ac.uk/~mh/gdc-i686-1e.tar.bz2 is a compiled version of gdc release 1e. Extract it into /opt, and then add /opt/gdc/bin to your path. You should now be able to compile D apps, with Phobos access. These binaries have been built in a way that should ensure they work on all distros. If they don't work on yours (and you are on an x86 architecture) I'd like to know about it. thanks -mike
Apr 17 2004
Mike Hearn wrote:Hi, At this URL: http://bylands.dur.ac.uk/~mh/gdc-i686-1e.tar.bz2 is a compiled version of gdc release 1e. Extract it into /opt, and then add /opt/gdc/bin to your path. You should now be able to compile D apps, with Phobos access. These binaries have been built in a way that should ensure they work on all distros. If they don't work on yours (and you are on an x86 architecture) I'd like to know about it. thanks -mikeIt would be interesting to test gdc on cygwin and/or mingw. Is it possible to make binaries for those? Lars Ivar Igesund
Apr 18 2004
On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 10:31:37 +0100, Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:It would be interesting to test gdc on cygwin and/or mingw. Is it possible to make binaries for those?Yes, it might be, I have a cross compiler setup here. At the moment I have other priorities though, D is just a bit-on-the-side plaything for me currently :) thanks -mike
Apr 18 2004