It would certainly help having all distro quirks and dependencies dealth
with.
Having a very easy built process will help making more people use gdc and
help avoiding people like me :p
2011/9/23 Adam Burton
> dsimcha wrote:
> Once you have a package it's easy enough to `apt-get source`/download
dsimcha wrote:
> == Quote from maarten van damme (maartenvd1...@gmail.com)'s article
>> I hope gdc (for D2) gets included in gcc so I can simply download it from
>> synaptic :D
>
> I don't think this will ever be a good solution. The glacial and
> centralized
> nature of Linux packaging conflict
2011/9/23 dsimcha
> I don't think this will ever be a good solution. The glacial and
> centralized
> nature of Linux packaging conflicts with the fast-moving nature of D. For
> example, when I write D code I don't make even the slightest effort to
> support any
> compiler/phobos/druntime versio
== Quote from maarten van damme (maartenvd1...@gmail.com)'s article
> I hope gdc (for D2) gets included in gcc so I can simply download it from
> synaptic :D
I don't think this will ever be a good solution. The glacial and centralized
nature of Linux packaging conflicts with the fast-moving natur
I've created those symlinks and now libgomp is failing :s
I hope gdc (for D2) gets included in gcc so I can simply download it from
synaptic :D
2011/9/23 Trass3r
> I had similar problems on debian testing x86_64. Apparently some files have
>> been moved and this causes those problems. For exampl
