I just noticed that Gentoo has a "d" use-flag for gcc. When I emerged gcc with the flag enabled, I got gdc, phobos, etc. It seems to work fine.

For me, this is a huge step forward for D's viability on Linux.

Just though this was worth trumpeting.

Graham St Jack wrote:
> I just noticed that Gentoo has a "d" use-flag for gcc. When I emerged
> gcc with the flag enabled, I got gdc, phobos, etc. It seems to work fine.
> 
> For me, this is a huge step forward for D's viability on Linux.
> 
> Just though this was worth trumpeting.

Now that is awesome.

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Graham St Jack wrote:

> I just noticed that Gentoo has a "d" use-flag for gcc. When I emerged gcc with the flag enabled, I got gdc, phobos, etc. It seems to work fine.
> 
> For me, this is a huge step forward for D's viability on Linux.
> 
> Just though this was worth trumpeting.

Thanx for pointing this out :) Makes my life easier.