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D 2.0 64 bit Compiler
Jun 19, 2008
dsimcha
Jun 20, 2008
Erik Lechak
Jun 20, 2008
Lars Ivar Igesund
Jun 20, 2008
Erik Lechak
Jun 20, 2008
Bill Baxter
Jun 22, 2008
Jerry Quinn
June 19, 2008
Does anyone by any chance have any AMD64 Linux GDC builds for D 2.0?  I'm having difficulty getting the build process to work, and would prefer to just download some pre-compiled binaries if they're available.
June 20, 2008
dsimcha Wrote:

> Does anyone by any chance have any AMD64 Linux GDC builds for D 2.0?  I'm having difficulty getting the build process to work, and would prefer to just download some pre-compiled binaries if they're available.

I was informed that GDC only supports D version 1.  Where did you get the GDC D version 2.0 source code?

Thanks,
Erik Lechak



June 20, 2008
Erik Lechak wrote:

> dsimcha Wrote:
> 
>> Does anyone by any chance have any AMD64 Linux GDC builds for D 2.0?  I'm having difficulty getting the build process to work, and would prefer to just download some pre-compiled binaries if they're available.
> 
> I was informed that GDC only supports D version 1.  Where did you get the GDC D version 2.0 source code?
> 
> Thanks,
> Erik Lechak

I thought I replied to your thread on this topic, but apparently not. GDC in svn trunk is up-to-date with both branches of the language, but you need to compile it yourself, and enable 2.0 support.

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June 20, 2008
Lars Ivar Igesund Wrote:

> Erik Lechak wrote:
> 
> > dsimcha Wrote:
> > 
> >> Does anyone by any chance have any AMD64 Linux GDC builds for D 2.0?  I'm having difficulty getting the build process to work, and would prefer to just download some pre-compiled binaries if they're available.
> > 
> > I was informed that GDC only supports D version 1.  Where did you get the GDC D version 2.0 source code?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Erik Lechak
> 
> I thought I replied to your thread on this topic, but apparently not. GDC in svn trunk is up-to-date with both branches of the language, but you need to compile it yourself, and enable 2.0 support.


You replied with this:

>I'd just like to note that you can download the compilers from the Tango pages too, in which case they come with Tango instead of Phobos (some downloads do have Tangobos though).

But I didn't find anything about GDC D version 2 at the Tango site.  But thanks for confirming that GDC does or at least will support version 2.

Thanks,
Erik Lechak



June 20, 2008
Erik Lechak wrote:
> You replied with this:
> 
>> I'd just like to note that you can download the compilers from the Tango
>> pages too, in which case they come with Tango instead of Phobos (some
>> downloads do have Tangobos though).
> 
> But I didn't find anything about GDC D version 2 at the Tango site.  But thanks for confirming that GDC does or at least will support version 2.

The main reason there are no D2 GDC downloads from Tango's site is that Tango itself does not support D2.

--bb
June 22, 2008
Lars Ivar Igesund Wrote:

> Erik Lechak wrote:
> 
> > dsimcha Wrote:
> > 
> >> Does anyone by any chance have any AMD64 Linux GDC builds for D 2.0?  I'm having difficulty getting the build process to work, and would prefer to just download some pre-compiled binaries if they're available.

I know that Debian's testing build of GDC has 2.0 construct support and is available on 64 bit.  However, the libphobos package doesn't include libs from 2.0, unfortunately.