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Could the link command in the linker part of DMD be replaced with '..\..\dm\bin\link' please (link.c:114)?  I'd like to have both DMD and MSVC in the path at the same time, so I have to keep renaming MSVC's link.exe to mlink.exe and back again.

Also, fixing the -I bug would be a big help.  Right now I overwrite the sc.ini file when installing dig to get around it.

Thanks for fixing the "+=" bug.  I have one optimisation bug to report, but it's been hard to reduce the complexity without removing the context that's triggering it.

"Burton Radons" <loth@users.sourceforge.net> wrote in message news:apiah3$17m8$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Could the link command in the linker part of DMD be replaced with '..\..\dm\bin\link' please (link.c:114)?  I'd like to have both DMD and MSVC in the path at the same time, so I have to keep renaming MSVC's link.exe to mlink.exe and back again.

Ok.

> Also, fixing the -I bug would be a big help.  Right now I overwrite the sc.ini file when installing dig to get around it.

I missed that. What is it?

> Thanks for fixing the "+=" bug.  I have one optimisation bug to report, but it's been hard to reduce the complexity without removing the context that's triggering it.

I'll wait for the bug report!

Walter wrote:
> "Burton Radons" <loth@users.sourceforge.net> wrote in message
> news:apiah3$17m8$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> 
>>Could the link command in the linker part of DMD be replaced with
>>'..\..\dm\bin\link' please (link.c:114)?  I'd like to have both DMD and
>>MSVC in the path at the same time, so I have to keep renaming MSVC's
>>link.exe to mlink.exe and back again.
> 
> Ok.

Oops, I don't mean that, I mean the equivalent of '%@P%\..\..\dm\bin\link'.  You know what I mean; refer to link as relative to dmd rather than expecting it to be on the path.

>>Also, fixing the -I bug would be a big help.  Right now I overwrite the
>>sc.ini file when installing dig to get around it.
> 
> I missed that. What is it?

-I doesn't work because only the last instance of -I is used.  Since the DFLAGS environment variable puts its arguments after the initial ones, the sc.ini setting always overloads any user-provided command.

Thanks for fixing windowed main, too, if you did fix it.  dig's a lot easier to work with now.

"Walter" <walter@digitalmars.com> wrote in news:apd5k4$1hik$1 @digitaldaemon.com:

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The following program generates the following
misplaced error message.
err.d(2): cannot implicitly convert HorzAlign to VertAlign

// The next line has the error
enum HorzAlign { Left, Center, Right, Fill, Stretch }

enum VertAlign { Top, Center, Bottom, Fill, Stretch }


VertAlign foo()
{
  // This is really the error
  return HorzAlign.Left;
}


int main(char[][] argv)
{
  foo();

  return 1;
}