When trying to add a --disable-libphobos switch to GCC I saw that GCC already has code that makes it possible to --disable any target library, although I think this is not documented in the configure --help output.
Anyway, this means configure --disable-libphobos works fine and builds a gdc without phobos. Obviously object.di isn't installed then and this error pops up when trying to compile something: object.d: Error: module object is in file 'object.d' which cannot be read However, for C-like code a completely empty object.di works fine, so could we disable the object.di detection when -nostdlib or -nophoboslib is passed, or at least make it a warning instead of an error? Or add a new switch to ignore a missing object.di? It just doesn't seem to make sense, that object.di must be there, but can be completely empty.
