digitalmars.D - Starting with D(2)
- Lars Johansson (14/14) Apr 10 2012 Hey all, I do not find a better suited forum or blog to ask some
- Jacob Carlborg (8/21) Apr 10 2012 I great way to install D (including Phobos) is to use DVM:
- H. S. Teoh (11/26) Apr 10 2012 This is ancient history. It only applies to D1.
- Lars Johansson (18/18) Apr 11 2012 Thank you Jacob and H.S.
- bioinfornatics (11/27) Apr 13 2012 Fedora 17 provides all you want.
- Michael (11/26) Apr 13 2012 I have self-made installation of D2 lang (32 bit, dmd2 compiler,
Hey all, I do not find a better suited forum or blog to ask some newbie questions. I read some about D. Some years ago I actually wrote some small D1/tango programs just for fun. Now I like to start do some more serious stuff with D2. But there are some things bugging me. It seems there is a blood feuds among D and tango communities. This looks bad, and something I do not like. But more important I can not find good documentation how to install D2 with tango and phobos2. There are probably other useful libraries, where do I find them and how do I install them. I'm primarily looking for a Windows install. I managed to install D (dmd and probably phobos2) some examples do not even compile, so I probably didn't do a successful install. I appreciate if someone can give some advice.
Apr 10 2012
On 2012-04-10 19:00, Lars Johansson wrote:Hey all, I do not find a better suited forum or blog to ask some newbie questions. I read some about D. Some years ago I actually wrote some small D1/tango programs just for fun. Now I like to start do some more serious stuff with D2. But there are some things bugging me. It seems there is a blood feuds among D and tango communities. This looks bad, and something I do not like. But more important I can not find good documentation how to install D2 with tango and phobos2. There are probably other useful libraries, where do I find them and how do I install them. I'm primarily looking for a Windows install. I managed to install D (dmd and probably phobos2) some examples do not even compile, so I probably didn't do a successful install. I appreciate if someone can give some advice.I great way to install D (including Phobos) is to use DVM: https://bitbucket.org/doob/dvm For D2, Tango is just like any other library, no special treatment is needed. https://github.com/SiegeLord/Tango-D2 -- /Jacob Carlborg
Apr 10 2012
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 07:00:39PM +0200, Lars Johansson wrote:Hey all, I do not find a better suited forum or blog to ask some newbie questions.Try d-learn (digitalmars-d-learn puremagic.com).I read some about D. Some years ago I actually wrote some small D1/tango programs just for fun. Now I like to start do some more serious stuff with D2. But there are some things bugging me. It seems there is a blood feuds among D and tango communities. This looks bad, and something I do not like.This is ancient history. It only applies to D1.But more important I can not find good documentation how to install D2 with tango and phobos2. There are probably other useful libraries, where do I find them and how do I install them. I'm primarily looking for a Windows install. I managed to install D (dmd and probably phobos2) some examples do not even compile, so I probably didn't do a successful install. I appreciate if someone can give some advice.Have you tried the instructions on this page: http://dlang.org/dmd-windows.html ? If you still have trouble after that, somebody here or on d-learn will be more than happy to assist you. T -- INTEL = Only half of "intelligence".
Apr 10 2012
Thank you Jacob and H.S. I try your suggestions. It's almost 20 years since i left IBM mainfraimes and serious low level programming. Since then I just worked with hilevel and scripting languages. I written some C which I liked and C++ which I didn't like (I'm not particular fond of OO) and Erlang I really like the concept of functional programming but I'm probably to old or stupid for Erlang, I just don't get the hang of it. The D language is nicely designed and has an embedded assembler! What more can you ask for? It will probably take some time to get used to compile and linkage routines. One task I have in mind is to build my own SAP RFC interface in D, I do not think it exists one today, but that will probably take more time than I have. Time will tell if my D project ends up on the graveyard of good intentions or not. I'm also looking into PERL6, another ambitious language project, but it will take a year or two before Perl6 is ready for employment.
Apr 11 2012
Le mardi 10 avril 2012 =C3=A0 19:00 +0200, Lars Johansson a =C3=A9crit :Hey all, I do not find a better suited forum or blog to ask some=20 newbie questions. I read some about D. Some years ago I actually wrote some small=20 D1/tango programs just for fun. Now I like to start do some more=20 serious stuff with D2. But there are some things bugging me. It seems there is a blood feuds among D and tango communities.=20 This looks bad, and something I do not like. =20 But more important I can not find good documentation how to=20 install D2 with tango and phobos2. There are probably other=20 useful libraries, where do I find them and how do I install them.=20 I'm primarily looking for a Windows install. I managed to install=20 D (dmd and probably phobos2) some examples do not even compile,=20 so I probably didn't do a successful install. =20 I appreciate if someone can give some advice.Fedora 17 provides all you want. I think fedora give the easier way to use D. In repository you will found: - D compiler: ldc2 - standard library: phobos - GUI binding: gtkd - Game library: Derelict - other library: Tango In more fedora provides geany tag for each library, with these tags you will get autocompletion=20
Apr 13 2012
I have self-made installation of D2 lang (32 bit, dmd2 compiler, phobos2) that includes dsss, gtk/gtkd, opengl, libxml, iconv, gtksourceview libs. Some examples must be manually updated, but compiles properly. Installation is zip archive with above packages and one *.bat file that sets an valid environment variables. It's work good on Win 64 server edition. At the moment it lets me develop serious applications. The best two books at start are The D Programming Language and Fundation of Gtk+ Develpment. On Tuesday, 10 April 2012 at 17:00:40 UTC, Lars Johansson wrote:Hey all, I do not find a better suited forum or blog to ask some newbie questions. I read some about D. Some years ago I actually wrote some small D1/tango programs just for fun. Now I like to start do some more serious stuff with D2. But there are some things bugging me. It seems there is a blood feuds among D and tango communities. This looks bad, and something I do not like. But more important I can not find good documentation how to install D2 with tango and phobos2. There are probably other useful libraries, where do I find them and how do I install them. I'm primarily looking for a Windows install. I managed to install D (dmd and probably phobos2) some examples do not even compile, so I probably didn't do a successful install. I appreciate if someone can give some advice.
Apr 13 2012