thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great ! http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd


dolive

dolive wrote:
> thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great !
> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd


I agree, this is pretty cool. :) I didn't even know such a project existed.

-Lars

在 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 16:27:33 +0800，dolive <dolive89@sina.com> 写道:

> thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great !
> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
>
>
> dolive

Yah, that's a shit load of converting work.
I think this would eventually attract Walter to write real D code.

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== Quote from dolive (dolive89@sina.com)'s article
> thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great !
> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
> dolive

Greate work! But it doesn't support LINUX yet:(

zsxxsz wrote:
> == Quote from dolive (dolive89@sina.com)'s article
>> thank's ddmd ! it��s too great !
>> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
>> dolive
> 
> Greate work! But it doesn't support LINUX yet:(

Once you get it running under linux, I'll be more then happy to make sure all of the freebsd issues get some attention.

Travis Boucher дµ½:

> zsxxsz wrote:
> > == Quote from dolive (dolive89@sina.com)'s article
> >> thank's ddmd ! it��s too great !
> >> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
> >> dolive
> > 
> > Greate work! But it doesn't support LINUX yet:(
> 
> Once you get it running under linux, I'll be more then happy to make sure all of the freebsd issues get some attention.


What time can compile phobos ? thank you !

dolive

dolive дµ½:

> thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great ! http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
> 
> 
> dolive


hope them  make determined and persistent efforts

thank's again

dolive

dolive дµ½:

> thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great ! http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
> 
> 
> dolive

may I ask how many people work for it now ? thank's !

dolive

On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:48:05 +0300, dolive <dolive89@sina.com> wrote:

> dolive дµ½:
>
>> thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great !
>> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
>>
>>
>> dolive
>
> may I ask how many people work for it now ? thank's !
>
> dolive
>

Just me.

Travis Boucher has shown his interest in contribution, but he currently
has issues with D2 not working on FreeBSD. To quote him:

> I have dmd working, and druntime (which was a quick hack to make work, but should work well enough).  The problems I am having at the moment is with phobos,  mostly because I don't fully understand how phobos interacts with druntime (certain things seem to be duplicated between druntime and phobos).

> Once I figure out how all that works (which I'll want to do anyway for ddmd), I should have a working port of D2 for FreeBSD.

You can join the project, too, developing is not hard at all. No special knowledge is required since porting code is pretty much a straightforward process. Everyone who is interested is welcome. Contact me if you need help to get yourself started.

Denis Koroskin wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:48:05 +0300, dolive <dolive89@sina.com> wrote:
> 
>> dolive дµ½:
>>
>>> thank's ddmd ! it¡¯s too great !
>>> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ddmd
>>>
>>>
>>> dolive
>>
>> may I ask how many people work for it now ? thank's !
>>
>> dolive
>>
> 
> Just me.
> 
> Travis Boucher has shown his interest in contribution, but he currently
> has issues with D2 not working on FreeBSD. To quote him:
> 
>> I have dmd working, and druntime (which was a quick hack to make work, but should work well enough).  The problems I am having at the moment is with phobos,  mostly because I don't fully understand how phobos interacts with druntime (certain things seem to be duplicated between druntime and phobos).
> 
>> Once I figure out how all that works (which I'll want to do anyway for ddmd), I should have a working port of D2 for FreeBSD.
> 
> You can join the project, too, developing is not hard at all. No special knowledge is required since porting code is pretty much a straightforward process. Everyone who is interested is welcome. Contact me if you need help to get yourself started.

Please mention on your wiki that you're using Mercurial! It wasn't at all obvious, and there's no docs about where the repository is.
I figured it out eventually, but it took a bit of guesswork. (This info should be automatically provided by dsource, but it's not).

It's a great project.