I am primarily a C developer and have 3 years of industrial experience in it, mostly have written sockets API related stuff along with application development. Have worked in C++ too but that is more of personal interest than industrial work. Got interested in D language recently. I will be very happy if I can do some compiler development work as I have some fascination for system programming.

How can I help in development of GDC as a programmer ?

On 2 June 2013 05:52, arnuld <sunrise@invalid.address> wrote:
> I am primarily a C developer and have 3 years of industrial experience in it, mostly have written sockets API related stuff along with application development. Have worked in C++ too but that is more of personal interest than industrial work. Got interested in D language recently. I will be very happy if I can do some compiler development work as I have some fascination for system programming.
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> How can I help in development of GDC as a programmer ?
>

Toolchain developers would be more useful at the moment if you have hardware kit to test gdc on ARM, MIPS, and so forth.  GNU/Hurd and FreeBSD would be beneficial also.

There's no main entry point to ease you in that I can throw pointers at, but any bug fixing, sending small patches here and there are always welcome. :-)


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> On Sunday, 2 June 2013 at 14:27:14 UTC, Iain Buclaw wrote:

> Toolchain developers would be more useful at the moment if you have hardware kit to test gdc on ARM, MIPS, and
> so forth. GNU/Hurd and FreeBSD would be beneficial also

> There's no main entry point to ease you in that I can throw pointers at, but any bug fixing, sending small patches here
> and there are always welcome. :-)


Iain, I mailed you at ibuclaw(at)gdcproject(dot)org but seems like you missed it. Hence I posted it here.  Antyway, I will get to bugzilla and see if I can fix some bugs. I can't test GDC for Hurd or FreeBSD because I have only one machine (which is being used for learning 100% of the time and it runs on Arch Linux)