My changes to SCons to support gdc and ldc2 as well as dmd, and to integrate D as a peer to C++ appear to have been merged into SCons mainline/default. This means it is time to retire the SCons_D_Tooling repository. Well, not so much retire as take out and terminate with severe prejudice – due to the merging strategy I had been using, the repository has no future.

If I can get everyone using my fork of SCons to switch to using the SCons mainline, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks.

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On 4/19/14, 10:21 AM, Russel Winder via Digitalmars-d wrote:
> My changes to SCons to support gdc and ldc2 as well as dmd, and to
> integrate D as a peer to C++ appear to have been merged into SCons
> mainline/default. This means it is time to retire the SCons_D_Tooling
> repository. Well, not so much retire as take out and terminate with
> severe prejudice – due to the merging strategy I had been using, the
> repository has no future.
>
> If I can get everyone using my fork of SCons to switch to using the
> SCons mainline, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks.

This is awesome. Thank you!! -- Andrei