Just a few clarifications ....
For now maybe I could keep an empty/default config.d somewhere in the library source path.
I am creating a DSL (Domain Specific Language) library. I am talking about the library src path of my DSL library.
And I could use that with multiple -J options. This way dmd configuration from the default path unless it finds the config file in the user path.
I figured that DMD will pick import file from the left-most -J path it finds the file in. So all I need is a wrapper over rdmd/dmd that adds a -J. and -J<default path> (in that order) to the user compile command.
Regards - Cherry
