When a system-wide DMD is installed, Digger seems to use that to build Phobos and druntime instead of the freshly built one. This results in funny errors like:

src/core/time.d(99): Error: undefined identifier '_xopCmp'
Error: Internal Compiler Error: _xopCmp not found in object module. You must update druntime

(Tested on Linux x86_64, latest Digger from Git, trying to bisect between master and 2.061.)

I guess I must be doing something wrong, because it seems normal to have DMD already installed when using Digger. Has anyone else experienced this?

On Wednesday, 1 July 2015 at 10:08:03 UTC, Marc Schütz wrote:
> When a system-wide DMD is installed, Digger seems to use that to build Phobos and druntime instead of the freshly built one. This results in funny errors like:
>
> src/core/time.d(99): Error: undefined identifier '_xopCmp'
> Error: Internal Compiler Error: _xopCmp not found in object module. You must update druntime
>
> (Tested on Linux x86_64, latest Digger from Git, trying to bisect between master and 2.061.)
>
> I guess I must be doing something wrong, because it seems normal to have DMD already installed when using Digger. Has anyone else experienced this?

Can you try again with latest HEAD? (Update submodules too)

I don't think I ever tested with DMD being installed in /usr/bin, as on my machines it's installed to /usr/local/bin, which is not added to Digger's PATH.

On Thursday, 2 July 2015 at 18:08:13 UTC, Vladimir Panteleev wrote:
> Can you try again with latest HEAD? (Update submodules too)
>
> I don't think I ever tested with DMD being installed in /usr/bin, as on my machines it's installed to /usr/local/bin, which is not added to Digger's PATH.

Thanks, it seems to work now. Strange though, I used to use Digger quite a lot and don't remember having problems before...