digitalmars.D.ldc - Vibe.d on Raspberry Pi
- Pander (7/7) Nov 05 2018 Hello, I've written a short tutorial on how to write a D Vibe.d
- kinke (12/19) Nov 05 2018 Thx. Just some notes:
- David J Kordsmeier (15/22) Nov 06 2018 Excellent work and thank you for publishing this. I'd suggest
- Joakim (6/27) Nov 06 2018 It's been in there for awhile:
Hello, I've written a short tutorial on how to write a D Vibe.d web application targeting the raspberry Pi. I'm a newcomer to the D community so any suggestion is really appreciated. Tutorial at https://github.com/pander86/raspberry_vibed Bye, Andrea
Nov 05 2018
kinke <noone nowhere.com> On Monday, 5 November 2018 at 08:15:44 UTC, Pander wrote:Hello, I've written a short tutorial on how to write a D Vibe.d web application targeting the raspberry Pi. I'm a newcomer to the D community so any suggestion is really appreciated. Tutorial at https://github.com/pander86/raspberry_vibed Bye, AndreaThx. Just some notes: * 'A tutorial to build a vibed web application on raspberryPi' - it's actually *for* a Pi, as it's cross-built on an x86_64 host. * Building *on* a Pi should be possible with the prebuilt armhf LDC package, although I don't know if it has enough RAM to be really usable. * Cross-compiling druntime/Phobos can be skipped by simply using the prebuilt libs from the armhf package. * Similarly, it may be easier to install other dependencies directly on the Pi and then copy the libs to the cross-compiling host.
Nov 05 2018
On Monday, 5 November 2018 at 08:15:44 UTC, Pander wrote:Hello, I've written a short tutorial on how to write a D Vibe.d web application targeting the raspberry Pi. I'm a newcomer to the D community so any suggestion is really appreciated. Tutorial at https://github.com/pander86/raspberry_vibed Bye, AndreaExcellent work and thank you for publishing this. I'd suggest also to post an accompanying blog post if possible (Medium or wherever you like to blog) as this helps spread the word a bit about D and also use of D for embedded systems programming. I also like that you have used ArchLinux ARM. I'm going to put out an open call for help to find someone willing to take on the task of an ldc2 package for ArchLinux. If the package makes it into AUR even as a community package, Kevin from ArchLinux ARM will pull it into the AUR packages for ARM targets, and I can usually twist his arm if there's something special needed for a particular platform. I've written up an issue to track on behalf of our local Dlang meetup: https://github.com/truedat101/dlang-sv-community/issues/57 .
Nov 06 2018
On Tuesday, 6 November 2018 at 23:57:00 UTC, David J Kordsmeier wrote:On Monday, 5 November 2018 at 08:15:44 UTC, Pander wrote:It's been in there for awhile: https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/ldc/ Seems to be regularly updated: https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/community.git/log/trunk?h=packages/ldcHello, I've written a short tutorial on how to write a D Vibe.d web application targeting the raspberry Pi. I'm a newcomer to the D community so any suggestion is really appreciated. Tutorial at https://github.com/pander86/raspberry_vibed Bye, AndreaExcellent work and thank you for publishing this. I'd suggest also to post an accompanying blog post if possible (Medium or wherever you like to blog) as this helps spread the word a bit about D and also use of D for embedded systems programming. I also like that you have used ArchLinux ARM. I'm going to put out an open call for help to find someone willing to take on the task of an ldc2 package for ArchLinux. If the package makes it into AUR even as a community package, Kevin from ArchLinux ARM will pull it into the AUR packages for ARM targets, and I can usually twist his arm if there's something special needed for a particular platform.
Nov 06 2018