On Saturday, 1 July 2023 at 06:53:02 UTC, Johann wrote:
I have both `ldc` and `gdc` install on my OpenSUSE tumbleweed
machine.
` Without `ldc-runtime-devel`, `gdc` is able to compile
successfully.
[--snip--]
How may I fix it? I tried to use "-I" and "-B" option, but to
no avail.
Looks like ldc [might be too
old](https://packagehub.suse.com/packages/ldc/1_29_0-bp155_3_26/)?
Regardless, I'd ask the package maintainers why they are putting
compiler-dependent sources in /usr/include/d.
Actually, just any D sources in `/usr/include` has always seemed
dubious to me.
i.e: On my system...
- Ada "includes" are installed into `/usr/share/ada/adainclude`
- Go "includes" are installed into `/usr/share/gocode/src`
- Rust "includes" are installed into `/usr/share/cargo/registry`
- Haskell "includes" are installed into
`/usr/lib/haskell-packages`
- Ocaml "includes" are installed into `/usr/lib/ocaml`
Is it too much to ask downstream package maintainers to politely
use `/usr/share/dlang/{ldc,dmd}` ? :-)
