November 18, 2013
On 2013-11-18 16:58, seany wrote:
> i dont want to install them,  but keep them in my local home drive, like
> i have now, without any systemwide change, and the dvm page seem to
> incate that it only works for 32 bit?

DVM installs the compilers and itself in ~/.dvm. On Windows it's somewhere in the user's home directory (can't recall exactly where right now). DVM only ships 32bit pre-compiled binaries. Any 64bit system can run 32bit binaries. By default it will install 32bit compilers. Use the --64bit flag to install the 64it compiler.

> I just wanted to give dmd 2.064 a test ride.

That's exactly what DVM is for. It's easy to install new compilers and give them a try. They won't interfere with each other.

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg
November 20, 2013
On Monday, 18 November 2013 at 21:14:18 UTC, Jacob Carlborg wrote:
> On 2013-11-18 16:58, seany wrote:
>> i dont want to install them,  but keep them in my local home drive, like
>> i have now, without any systemwide change, and the dvm page seem to
>> incate that it only works for 32 bit?
>
> DVM installs the compilers and itself in ~/.dvm. On Windows it's somewhere in the user's home directory (can't recall exactly where right now). DVM only ships 32bit pre-compiled binaries. Any 64bit system can run 32bit binaries. By default it will install 32bit compilers. Use the --64bit flag to install the 64it compiler.
>
>> I just wanted to give dmd 2.064 a test ride.
>
> That's exactly what DVM is for. It's easy to install new compilers and give them a try. They won't interfere with each other.


Hi! today i managed to redownload the dmd2.064,a nd rehack the dmd.conf, and now it runs, without previously mentioned errors, but ONLY WHEN tango is NOT linked.
Should I rebuild tango?
November 20, 2013
On 2013-11-20 15:26, seany wrote:

> Hi! today i managed to redownload the dmd2.064,a nd rehack the dmd.conf,
> and now it runs, without previously mentioned errors, but ONLY WHEN
> tango is NOT linked.
> Should I rebuild tango?

Yes, always rebuild all your libraries when updating the compiler.

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg
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