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August 17, 2019 Beginner question regarding Windows 10 setup of ldc2 after downloading ldc2-1.16.0-windows-x64.7z | ||||
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Stupid question here. I'm using Windows 10. I don't believe there is a .msi installer for ldc2 on Windows. So I've downloaded ldc2-1.16.0-windows-x64.7z to my C:\Users\me\Downloads folder and extracted it. So I see the bin, etc, import, and lib directories. But now what? Should I move the binaries somewhere? The .dll libraries somewhere else? Or should I keep the entire structure as is, but move the whole thing somewhere? Should I have extracted the 7 zip file somewhere else than my download folder? |
August 18, 2019 Re: Beginner question regarding Windows 10 setup of ldc2 after downloading ldc2-1.16.0-windows-x64.7z | ||||
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Posted in reply to WhatMeWorry | Like dmd, ldc's directory structure in the compressed archive is good to go. Extract into a directory and add it to your PATH variable. For example here is my directory structure for both: C:\development\D\dmd_2.087.0\windows\bin\dmd.exe C:\development\D\ldc2-1.16.0-windows-multilib\bin\ldc2.exe |
August 17, 2019 Re: Beginner question regarding Windows 10 setup of ldc2 after downloading ldc2-1.16.0-windows-x64.7z | ||||
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Posted in reply to rikki cattermole | On Saturday, 17 August 2019 at 20:31:21 UTC, rikki cattermole wrote:
> Like dmd, ldc's directory structure in the compressed archive is good to go.
> Extract into a directory and add it to your PATH variable.
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> For example here is my directory structure for both:
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> C:\development\D\dmd_2.087.0\windows\bin\dmd.exe
> C:\development\D\ldc2-1.16.0-windows-multilib\bin\ldc2.exe
Thanks! Quick reply.
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