Hi,
attached you can find a version of rdmd for Windows (it should still work on
Linux, though).

Modified:

- Ported to Windows
- It runs also ".ds" extension
- Added the --verbose argument
- Optimized the loop in progstat(): now exits the loop after a file is found

Open problems:

- The map file is still generated in the current directory, even specifying "-L/nomap" on the dmd command line (I think it's a linker bug).

Ciao

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In article <dssvit$1u5k$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Roberto Mariottini says...
>
>Hi,
>attached you can find a version of rdmd for Windows (it should still work on
>Linux, though).
>

Nice additions Roberto!

Thanks for catching that 'progstat' bug as well.

- Dave

>Modified:
>
>- Ported to Windows
>- It runs also ".ds" extension
>- Added the --verbose argument
>- Optimized the loop in progstat(): now exits the loop after a file is found
>
>Open problems:
>
>- The map file is still generated in the current directory, even specifying "-L/nomap" on the dmd command line (I think it's a linker bug).
>
>Ciao
>

"Roberto Mariottini" <Roberto_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:dssvit$1u5k$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hi,
> attached you can find a version of rdmd for Windows (it should still work
> on
> Linux, though).

For some inexplicable reason, Outlook Express cannot decode the attachment. Can you email it to me please?

In article <dt7lgd$2grk$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Walter Bright says...
>
>
>"Roberto Mariottini" <Roberto_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:dssvit$1u5k$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>> Hi,
>> attached you can find a version of rdmd for Windows (it should still work
>> on
>> Linux, though).
>
>For some inexplicable reason, Outlook Express cannot decode the attachment. Can you email it to me please?

It's the magic of the digitalmars web interface :-)

While it can uuencode files, the uudecode feature does not work.

Ciao