February 18, 2006 D on x86_64 (amd64) - how far is it? | ||||
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A week ago I got my new shiny AMD64 machine. The only drawback is, that the language becoming my favourite one (D of course) is not yet x86_64 capable, yet. Nevertheless I downloaded gcc-4.0.2 and gdc-0.17 to see how far I could get, building a GDC compiler. The building process fails at a cc1d stage at an "assert" statement of classinfo->struct_size == CLASSINFO_SIZE. I was suprised, that CLASSINFO_SIZE was hardcoded to 0x3C IIRC. OTOH I want to have a native 64 Bit compiler, and owning a AMD64 machine I'd like to help and participate where possible. Wolfgang Draxinger |
February 21, 2006 Re: D on x86_64 (amd64) - how far is it? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Wolfgang Draxinger | Wolfgang Draxinger wrote:
> A week ago I got my new shiny AMD64 machine. The only drawback
> is, that the language becoming my favourite one (D of course) is
> not yet x86_64 capable, yet.
>
> Nevertheless I downloaded gcc-4.0.2 and gdc-0.17 to see how far I
> could get, building a GDC compiler. The building process fails
> at a cc1d stage at an "assert" statement of
> classinfo->struct_size == CLASSINFO_SIZE. I was suprised, that
> CLASSINFO_SIZE was hardcoded to 0x3C IIRC.
>
> OTOH I want to have a native 64 Bit compiler, and owning a AMD64
> machine I'd like to help and participate where possible.
>
> Wolfgang Draxinger
>
And how far is it from GDC becomming an offical part of GCC, as well as full gdb support?
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