I just wanted to ask, if somebody here knows a GUI that works under the following setup:

- Windows XP (2000, Vista?)
- dmd 1.020
- Tango installed with dsss net install tango

I tried to work out how DFL is doing here with tango, but i didn't get it running quite well, and not all of DFL is implemented to work with tango. Perhaps this is changing in the future, but I have to write a program that uses ddbg which needs tango.

I also took looks at gtkD (DUI, DUIT), DWT, SWT (Tioport) and wxd aswell, but with none of them I was happy, because I didn't worked out how they are installed without weird errors.

So, if anybody knows what GUI Lib is working with the setup above well, please let me know.

Regards, Gregor Kopp

Gregor Kopp wrote:
> I tried to work out how DFL is doing here with tango, but i didn't get it running quite well, and not all of DFL is implemented to work with tango. Perhaps this is changing in the future, but I have to write a program that uses ddbg which needs tango.

Okay, I've found http://www.dprogramming.com/dfltango.php
There is described how it works to get a binary out of my tango/dfl program. I'm doing tests right now.

Gregor Kopp wrote:

> - Windows XP (2000, Vista?)
> - dmd 1.020
> - Tango installed with dsss net install tango
> 
> I tried to work out how DFL is doing here with tango, but i didn't get it running quite well, and not all of DFL is implemented to work with tango. Perhaps this is changing in the future, but I have to write a program that uses ddbg which needs tango.
> 
> I also took looks at gtkD (DUI, DUIT), DWT, SWT (Tioport) and wxd aswell, but with none of them I was happy, because I didn't worked out how they are installed without weird errors.
> 
> So, if anybody knows what GUI Lib is working with the setup above well, please let me know.

wxD should be compilable with Windows XP, DMD 1.007 and regular Tango...
(at least it did when I tried it here, for the wxD 0.10 alpha release)

If you have any bug reports for Vista, DMD 1.020 or DSSS's Tango - then
please report them so that they can be fixed (patches happily accepted)

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=133831

--anders