digitalmars.D - Standalone installer
- Andreas Schmid (13/13) Apr 14 2005 Hi,
- Andrew Fedoniouk (8/23) Apr 14 2005 Nice!
- pragma (4/15) Apr 14 2005 How about hosting it on the D Wiki?
- TechnoZeus (3/16) Apr 14 2005 Great! :) The installation I chose was on drive F: rather than drive C...
Hi, I created a standalone installer (using Inno Setup) for the D compiler for Windows. Its size is 3,980 KB. It automatically copies all required files to C:\DMD (including all required tools), adds the \bin directory to the PATH environment variable, refreshes that variable and creates a program group that features a link to the official compiler homepage and an uninstall icon. As much as I love D, installing it is an unneccessary hassle (the download links are also hard to find, there should be a big "DOWNLOAD" button IMHO). Is anyone willing to host it? I'd be willing to update it on a regular basis. This could make the language even more popular! Regards, -Andreas
Apr 14 2005
"Andrew Fedoniouk" <news terrainformatica.com> Nice! We can host it, not a big deal. Are there any "zero level editor"? build.exe? Whar else should be included in the D box? Andrew. "Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> wrote in message news:d3m9k3$1dva$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hi, I created a standalone installer (using Inno Setup) for the D compiler for Windows. Its size is 3,980 KB. It automatically copies all required files to C:\DMD (including all required tools), adds the \bin directory to the PATH environment variable, refreshes that variable and creates a program group that features a link to the official compiler homepage and an uninstall icon. As much as I love D, installing it is an unneccessary hassle (the download links are also hard to find, there should be a big "DOWNLOAD" button IMHO). Is anyone willing to host it? I'd be willing to update it on a regular basis. This could make the language even more popular! Regards, -Andreas
Apr 14 2005
In article <d3m9k3$1dva$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Andreas Schmid says...Hi, I created a standalone installer (using Inno Setup) for the D compiler for Windows. Its size is 3,980 KB. It automatically copies all required files to C:\DMD (including all required tools), adds the \bin directory to the PATH environment variable, refreshes that variable and creates a program group that features a link to the official compiler homepage and an uninstall icon. As much as I love D, installing it is an unneccessary hassle (the download links are also hard to find, there should be a big "DOWNLOAD" button IMHO). Is anyone willing to host it? I'd be willing to update it on a regular basis. This could make the language even more popular!How about hosting it on the D Wiki? http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?WikiHelp/HowToUploadFiles - EricAnderton at yahoo
Apr 14 2005
Great! :) The installation I chose was on drive F: rather than drive C:, because my primary hard drive is too short on space, and since my environment variable space is also running low, I didn't use it to specify the path. My solution was to write registry entries to allow me to compile for DOS or Windows from the right-click context menu, with default Windows linking and the option of verbode mode... so it wouldn't have worked out for me... but still, I'm glad to see. One more step in the right direction. :) TZ "Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> wrote in message news:d3m9k3$1dva$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hi, I created a standalone installer (using Inno Setup) for the D compiler for Windows. Its size is 3,980 KB. It automatically copies all required files to C:\DMD (including all required tools), adds the \bin directory to the PATH environment variable, refreshes that variable and creates a program group that features a link to the official compiler homepage and an uninstall icon. As much as I love D, installing it is an unneccessary hassle (the download links are also hard to find, there should be a big "DOWNLOAD" button IMHO). Is anyone willing to host it? I'd be willing to update it on a regular basis. This could make the language even more popular! Regards, -Andreas
Apr 14 2005