Hi all.

I was a bit bored the other day, so I did something rather silly: I made Debian packages for dmd and Phobos (:P)  I just didn't want to have files floating around my Debian box without a package to handle installs, upgrades, etc.

I was wondering if anyone wanted them (I'll attach them to another post or email them if you want), or even better, wanted to host them. They're for the 0.108 release of dmd (I seperated Phobos out in case updates to dmd and Phobos get out of sync later on).

Anyway, back to trying to get this BNF compiler working :P

Happy holidays,
	-- Daniel

Daniel Keep wrote:

> Hi all.
> 
> I was a bit bored the other day, so I did something rather silly: I made Debian packages for dmd and Phobos (:P)  I just didn't want to have files floating around my Debian box without a package to handle installs, upgrades, etc.
> 
> I was wondering if anyone wanted them (I'll attach them to another post or email them if you want), or even better, wanted to host them. They're for the 0.108 release of dmd (I seperated Phobos out in case updates to dmd and Phobos get out of sync later on).
> 
> Anyway, back to trying to get this BNF compiler working :P

What is a "BNF" Compiler ?

> 
> Happy holidays,
My holiday start at 19.12.2004 ;-)

> -- Daniel

Hello Daniel,

i think that is a nice idea.
Can you email me the packages.

Manfred
manfred at toppoint dot de

Manfred Hansen wrote:
> Daniel Keep wrote:
> 
> 
>>Hi all.
>>
>>I was a bit bored the other day, so I did something rather silly: I made
>>Debian packages for dmd and Phobos (:P)  I just didn't want to have
>>files floating around my Debian box without a package to handle
>>installs, upgrades, etc.
>>
>>I was wondering if anyone wanted them (I'll attach them to another post
>>or email them if you want), or even better, wanted to host them.
>>They're for the 0.108 release of dmd (I seperated Phobos out in case
>>updates to dmd and Phobos get out of sync later on).
>>
>>Anyway, back to trying to get this BNF compiler working :P
> 
> 
> What is a "BNF" Compiler ?

Bakus-Naur Form.  Put simply, it takes a description of a programming language, and generates a scanner and parser for that language (which are the "turn source file into tokens" and "put the tokens into a symbol tree" stages of compilation).

>>Happy holidays,
> 
> My holiday start at 19.12.2004 ;-)

Mine started last month ^_^

>>-- Daniel
> 
> 
> Hello Daniel,
> 
> i think that is a nice idea.
> Can you email me the packages.
> 
> Manfred
> manfred at toppoint dot de
> 

Sure thing.  It'll be good to know they work on someone else's machine :P

Hope you don't mind 1 meg attachments :P

	-- Daniel

Daniel Keep wrote:

> 
> 
> Manfred Hansen wrote:
>> Daniel Keep wrote:
>> 
>> 
>>>Hi all.
>>>
>>>I was a bit bored the other day, so I did something rather silly: I made Debian packages for dmd and Phobos (:P)  I just didn't want to have files floating around my Debian box without a package to handle installs, upgrades, etc.
>>>
>>>I was wondering if anyone wanted them (I'll attach them to another post or email them if you want), or even better, wanted to host them. They're for the 0.108 release of dmd (I seperated Phobos out in case updates to dmd and Phobos get out of sync later on).
>>>
>>>Anyway, back to trying to get this BNF compiler working :P
>> 
>> 
>> What is a "BNF" Compiler ?
> 
> Bakus-Naur Form.  Put simply, it takes a description of a programming language, and generates a scanner and parser for that language (which are the "turn source file into tokens" and "put the tokens into a symbol tree" stages of compilation).
> 
>>>Happy holidays,
>> 
>> My holiday start at 19.12.2004 ;-)
> 
> Mine started last month ^_^
> 
>>>-- Daniel
>> 
>> 
>> Hello Daniel,
>> 
>> i think that is a nice idea.
>> Can you email me the packages.
>> 
>> Manfred
>> manfred at toppoint dot de
>> 
> 
> Sure thing.  It'll be good to know they work on someone else's machine :P
> 
> Hope you don't mind 1 meg attachments :P

No problem.

Manfred