digitalmars.D.bugs - std.loader issues in linux
- clayasaurus (5/5) Aug 10 2004 Here are 2 very obvious issues std.loader has in linux that can be easil...
- Matthew (2/7) Aug 26 2004 Looks like this'll be raised from ashes in the guise of Phoenix. ;)
- Arcane Jill (9/10) Aug 26 2004 Hey, can we put a replacement version of "object.d" in Phoenix?
- Matthew (7/17) Aug 26 2004 I think would just cause compile and/or link problems, as dmd would be e...
Here are 2 very obvious issues std.loader has in linux that can be easily fixed. 'version(linux)' adding the loader.o rules to linux.mak.
Aug 10 2004
"clayasaurus" <clayasaurus_member pathlink.com> wrote in message news:cfagl5$21a9$1 digitaldaemon.com...Here are 2 very obvious issues std.loader has in linux that can be easily fixed. 'version(linux)' adding the loader.o rules to linux.mak.Looks like this'll be raised from ashes in the guise of Phoenix. ;)
Aug 26 2004
In article <cgkf7e$6dk$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Matthew says...Looks like this'll be raised from ashes in the guise of Phoenix. ;)Hey, can we put a replacement version of "object.d" in Phoenix? If so, we can (1) get rid of Object.opCmp(); (2) have Object.opEquals() return bool instead of int (3) have Object.toString() return wchar[] instead of char[] (4) get rid of "alias bit bool;" and replace it with "alias void* bool"; Arcane Jill (probably posting in the wrong newsgroup, but what the hell?)
Aug 26 2004
"Arcane Jill" <Arcane_member pathlink.com> wrote in message news:cgkgbu$6tb$1 digitaldaemon.com...In article <cgkf7e$6dk$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Matthew says...I think would just cause compile and/or link problems, as dmd would be expecting it here and there. (It may work if we eschew use of array.sort and AAs, but I have no firm idea.)Looks like this'll be raised from ashes in the guise of Phoenix. ;)Hey, can we put a replacement version of "object.d" in Phoenix? If so, we can (1) get rid of Object.opCmp();(2) have Object.opEquals() return bool instead of intDoubtful(3) have Object.toString() return wchar[] instead of char[]Very doubtful(4) get rid of "alias bit bool;" and replace it with "alias void* bool";ProbablyArcane Jill (probably posting in the wrong newsgroup, but what the hell?)Stinky Pete
Aug 26 2004