• Suliman (9/9) Oct 19 2014 I am planing to buy ARM-Board. I would use it for internet
• Joakim (15/24) Oct 19 2014 Which ARM board do you plan on getting? I own a Pandaboard ES.

"Suliman" <evermind live.ru> writes:

I am planing to buy ARM-Board. I would use it for internet 
browsing and whant to know would it's possible to develop D apps 
on it?

I had read that LDC have limited support of ARM. wiki said that 
it can compile hello-world apps. But it it not enough.

What about DMD. Is there any progress of ARM support?

Also:
1. Would Vibed work on ARM?
2. Would Sublime work on ARM?

"Joakim" <dlang joakim.fea.st> writes:

On Sunday, 19 October 2014 at 14:35:06 UTC, Suliman wrote:
 I am planing to buy ARM-Board. I would use it for internet 
 browsing and whant to know would it's possible to develop D 
 apps on it?

Which ARM board do you plan on getting?  I own a Pandaboard ES.  
I tried using it for browsing for some time, but the software was 
pretty buggy when I tried it more than two years back.  Maybe the 
ARM situation has gotten better since then.

 I had read that LDC have limited support of ARM. wiki said that 
 it can compile hello-world apps. But it it not enough.

 What about DMD. Is there any progress of ARM support?

dmd is x86 only, ldc and gdc have ARM backends.  The ldc devs say 
there's still some stuff to fix to get all the tests passing on 
ARM, while the gdc devs say they have gdc passing most tests on 
ARM.

 Also:
 1. Would Vibed work on ARM?

Some people have tried it, this guy ran into a problem last year:

http://forum.dlang.org/post/kksozynoounkasddbscv forum.dlang.org

Not sure if that's fixed yet or if vibe works, you'd have to look 
into it.

 2. Would Sublime work on ARM?

Sublime seems to be x86-only, maybe you can ask them for an ARM 
build.