Am Thu, 01 Aug 2013 19:46:05 +0200 schrieb "Gary Willoughby" <d...@nomad.so>:
> I've just finished a project in D and have been using rdmd to > compile during testing. While this is nice, i now want to try > other compilers to see if i get any speed gains. > > Because i use rdmd it takes care of passing everything to dmd. > Now i want to try GDC and i need to pass the files in the correct > order for compilation. I've first tried to write a bash script > with all the files listed correctly and passed all the necessary > flags to dmd but i can never get the order of the files correct. > > There must be a simpler way to pass these files to dmd in the > right order? rdmd does it somehow. > > Any ideas? How do you handle compiling projects with 50+ source > files? Doesn't rdmd have a verbose flag or something to dump the executed commands? Then you could just copy and paste it from there. You could also try to make rdmd work with gdc but I think there was some problem with rdmd and gdc.
