Installation:

1. Install D 1.x Compiler
   There are several ways to get the D compiler. Two possible ways are:
   • Download from DigitalMars (http://www.digitalmars.com/d/download.html) (Current version 1.028)
   • Download Tango bundled with DMD - (http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/DmdDownloads). If you choose this option, obviously you can skip step B below, installing Tango.
     
   Hints on installing DMD:
   • Put the DMD files in a directory path without spaces
   • Put dmd/bin in some environment variable to be able to access DMD from the command line/terminal
2. Install Tango
   Instructions for installing Tango are here: http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/TopicInstallTango
3. Install DSSS
   
   1. Download latest DSSS - http://svn.dsource.org/projects/dsss/downloads/
   2. Unpack DSSS in directory path without spaces
   3. Put dsss/bin in some environment variable to be able to access DSSS from the command line/terminal
   4. Open dsss/etc/rebuild/default with a text editor
   5. Change to one of the following:
      • profile=dmd-win-tango
      • profile=dmd-posix-tango
   6. Change the oneatatime option in the DSSS compiler profile (dmd-win-tango or dmd-posix-tango) to oneatatime=off (twice) (Recommended for faster builds)
4. Install Mercurial
   For more info see here - http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwt/wiki/AccessMercurialRepo
5. Install DWT
   
   1. In the command line/terminal change to the directory you want to download DWT to
   2. Download DWT by running from the command line one of the following commands:

           hg clone http://hg.dsource.org/projects/dwt-linux
           hg clone http://hg.dsource.org/projects/dwt-win
          

   3. (Windows only) Download some additional libraries and put them in dmd/lib - [http://downloads.dsource.org/projects/dwt/dwt-win-importlibs.zip dwt-win-importlibs.zip]
   4. In the command line/terminal, change into the newly created directory dwt-linux or dwt-win
   5. Run "dsss build" to build DWT
   6. Run "dsss install" to install DWT. After the installation process you should be able to build a dwt application with dsss anywhere in your system and you DON'T have to rename anything.
6. Testing your DWT installation
   
   1. You can test DWT with the following example:

      module main;
      
      import dwt.widgets.Display;
      import dwt.widgets.Shell;
      
      void main ()
      {
      	Display display = new Display;
      	Shell shell = new Shell(display);
      
      	shell.setText = "Hello DWT World";
      	shell.open;
      
      	while (!shell.isDisposed)
      		if (!display.readAndDispatch)
      			display.sleep;
      
      	display.dispose;
      }
      

   2. Put the above code in a new file "main.d" into another directory
   3. Create a minimal file named "dsss.conf" in the same directory as above

      [main.d]
      

   4. Run "dsss build" in the same directory as above In case you get linker errors verify:
      • on windows, that the location of the import libs is known to dsss also. To be sure you can give that path to dsss with -S"path"
      • that you did "dsss install" after building dwt
   5. Run main