Just wanted to ask if new binaries (Windows/Linux) are planned and when will they be available?

Also will the compatibility be dmd1 or dmd2?

Thanks
Dune

Dune wrote:
> Just wanted to ask if new binaries (Windows/Linux) are planned and when will they be available?

Depends a little on what you mean by the question,
"newer than what" and "what types of binaries"...

I made some temporary binaries (from SVN) for Mac,
I suppose that could be done for Windows/Linux too.

The revision that I used was r229 (about DMD 1.030)
mostly since it was required in order to use Tango.

> Also will the compatibility be dmd1 or dmd2?

The default language will probably still be D 1.0,
at least until D 2.0 is out of the "Alpha" stage ?

--anders

Anders F Björklund Wrote:

> Dune wrote:
> > Just wanted to ask if new binaries (Windows/Linux) are planned and when will they be available?
> 
> Depends a little on what you mean by the question,
> "newer than what" and "what types of binaries"...
> 

Well, newer than the 0.24 release (which is from August 2007)


> I made some temporary binaries (from SVN) for Mac,
> I suppose that could be done for Windows/Linux too.
> 
> The revision that I used was r229 (about DMD 1.030)
> mostly since it was required in order to use Tango.
> 

Tried to compile it with Dev-C++ on windows and wasn't successful :(
If you or somebody else was able to compile the Windows version and post where to download it - this would be fantastic.


> > Also will the compatibility be dmd1 or dmd2?
> 
> The default language will probably still be D 1.0,
> at least until D 2.0 is out of the "Alpha" stage ?
> 

Well, I was wondering because in trunk there is a dmd2 directory. So I thought both versions can be compiled...


> --anders


Thank you

Dune

Dune < wrote:

>> I made some temporary binaries (from SVN) for Mac,
>> I suppose that could be done for Windows/Linux too.
>>
>> The revision that I used was r229 (about DMD 1.030)
>> mostly since it was required in order to use Tango.
>>
> 
> Tried to compile it with Dev-C++ on windows and wasn't successful :(
> If you or somebody else was able to compile the Windows version and post where to download it - this would be fantastic.
> 

There's a build of r229 (plus some needed patches)
up on the http://gdcwin.sourceforge.net/ site now.

Upgraded to GCC to a later revision, that apparently
fixes some issues when running on Windows Vista...


GDC:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=168193&package_id=191404&release_id=650286
GCC:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435&package_id=82723&release_id=428244

--anders