Good morning, Il'a!
I've start to use blackbird, and it comes to my taste :))
But some minor questions disrupt this sweet :(

1. How can I pass command-line arguments to compiler? I'm personally lack of -I
option ;) but all other option also shall be usefull...
2. How can I add Windows .def-file to my project&
3. I can't figure out minimal example, sorry (maybe, later)... But whet I'd try
to transfer my project to blackbird and build it, I got some warnings that was
not appear before, under DMD 0.128. What kind of builder use blackbird - is this
D compiler that installed on my computer or some else?

Dusty (áÌÅËÓÁÎÄÒ äÁÈÏ×).

Dusty wrote:
> Good morning, Il'a!

I'm not Il'a, but hope can help you :).

> 1. How can I pass command-line arguments to compiler? I'm personally lack of -I
> option ;) but all other option also shall be usefull...

Go Preferences->Blackbird->D Compiler

> 2. How can I add Windows .def-file to my project&

If I completly understand you can not do this for now. I.e. you can not use it for compilation, but can add to project by traditional way.

> 3. I can't figure out minimal example, sorry (maybe, later)... But whet I'd try
> to transfer my project to blackbird and build it, I got some warnings that was
> not appear before, under DMD 0.128. What kind of builder use blackbird - is this
> D compiler that installed on my computer or some else?

See issue #1. This is result of using '-w' dmd flag by default. Just remove it in cmdline settings.


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Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russia

On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 17:40:26 +1100, Dusty <Dusty_member@pathlink.com> wrote:

> Good morning, Il'a!
> I've start to use blackbird, and it comes to my taste :))
> But some minor questions disrupt this sweet :(
>
> 1. How can I pass command-line arguments to compiler? I'm personally lack of -I
> option ;) but all other option also shall be usefull...
> 2. How can I add Windows .def-file to my project&
> 3. I can't figure out minimal example, sorry (maybe, later)... But whet I'd try
> to transfer my project to blackbird and build it, I got some warnings that was
> not appear before, under DMD 0.128. What kind of builder use blackbird - is this
> D compiler that installed on my computer or some else?
>
> Dusty (áÌÅËÓÁÎÄÒ äÁÈÏ×).
>
>

2. Just add it to your eclipse project as usual. In Preferences->Blackbird->D Compiler add name of your def-file to command-line.
Note: These command-line settings are global and shared for all projects.

In article <op.su0cm3lzaaezs2@ilya.tec.amursk.ru>, Ilya Zaitseff says...
>
>On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 17:40:26 +1100, Dusty <Dusty_member@pathlink.com> wrote:
>
>> Good morning, Il'a!
>> I've start to use blackbird, and it comes to my taste :))
>> But some minor questions disrupt this sweet :(
>>
>> 1. How can I pass command-line arguments to compiler? I'm personally
>> lack of -I
>> option ;) but all other option also shall be usefull...
>> 2. How can I add Windows .def-file to my project&
>> 3. I can't figure out minimal example, sorry (maybe, later)... But whet
>> I'd try
>> to transfer my project to blackbird and build it, I got some warnings
>> that was
>> not appear before, under DMD 0.128. What kind of builder use blackbird -
>> is this
>> D compiler that installed on my computer or some else?
>>
>> Dusty (áÌÅËÓÁÎÄÒ äÁÈÏ×).
>>
>>
>
>2. Just add it to your eclipse project as usual. In
>Preferences->Blackbird->D Compiler add name of your def-file to
>command-line.
>Note: These command-line settings are global and shared for all projects.
Thanks, this works. But this is not so convenient when I work over more than one
D project - or when I want to build debug and release version separatly.
Can all of hope than in some new version of Blackbird we can edit compiler
command line at project/version base?

With best wishes
Dusty.