"dsimcha" <dsim...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:i957sg$2ot...@digitalmars.com... > == Quote from Rainer Schuetze (r.sagita...@gmx.de)'s article >> I have that option on my todo list, but didn't implement it so far >> because I was not aware of any problems with compiling multiple files. >> I don't know if this is really an option for a larger project, but what >> you can do is select "Custom Build Tool" for all files in the "Common >> Properties" setting of the project property dialog and enter your own >> command line and output file. But be warned: you will not get any >> automatic dependency detection. >> As editing the settings for a lot of files might be very annoying, you >> might want to set it for one file and then edit the project file with a >> text editor to copy the settings to other files. >> Rainer > > Since build process automation is by far the biggest reason why I use an > IDE > instead of a plain old editor, I'd rather just stick with Code::Blocks for > now. > Could you please bump this up the todo list, given that building multiple > files > simultaneously is buggy in ways that probably aren't going to get fixed > too soon?
I find that rdmd works just as well as any IDE (if not better) for automating the build process of D programs. Particularly if you apply the "Combined" patch here: http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=4930 Although it doesn't do one-at-a-time building ATM, so I guess that wouldn't help in your case.
