BCS wrote:
Hello Rainer,
But it would be nice if these would be part of the DMD distribution,
vote++;
I kinda hate to do that because the distribution file is getting so large. I've
even considered removing the docs from it (as these are just fine online).
On 26/04/10 18:12, Walter Bright wrote:
I kinda hate to do that because the distribution file is getting so
large. I've even considered removing the docs from it (as these are just
fine online).
Perhaps the archive could be split up into multiple archives? It
shouldn't be too hard to split up
On Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:12:15 -0400, Walter Bright
newshou...@digitalmars.com wrote:
BCS wrote:
Hello Rainer,
But it would be nice if these would be part of the DMD distribution,
vote++;
I kinda hate to do that because the distribution file is getting so
large. I've even considered
On 2010-04-26 13:37:40 -0400, Steven Schveighoffer
schvei...@yahoo.com said:
This is the way it should be anyways -- I shouldn't have to download
Windows or MAC binaries/libs to compile on Linux. Or have to mark the
Linux bins as executable (not necessary if the distribution was a
The zip with the json-files, that I posted the other day, is 129kB.
Maybe not the worst thing to add to the archive.
I don't think letting a beginner create the json files himself is an
option, so the alternative would be to create a separate archive (which
might also include the docs). But
Hi,
you don't need to create json-files per d-file. I added the -Xf option
to the lib-generating line in druntime/win32.mak:
### Library generation #
$(DRUNTIME): $(OBJS) $(SRCS) win32.mak
$(DMD) -lib -Xf..\json\druntime.json -of$(DRUNTIME) $(DFLAGS)
I've uploaded my json-files here:
http://www.dsource.org/projects/visuald/browser/downloads/phobos-2.043-json.zip?format=raw
I'm using a patched version of druntime, so not everything in there
might be matching your sources. The phobos file is the more interesting
part anyway.
BCS wrote:
Rainer Schuetze wrote:
With these patches to DMD, I used JSON output for druntime and phobos
successfully. But it would be nice if these would be part of the DMD
distribution, so you don't need to build them manually first. The
installer for Visual D could then automatically configure them for
Don wrote:
Regan Heath wrote:
I just installed VisualD and enabled JSON output on my project and to
my delight F12 took me to my own symbols. Yay. Next, I thought it
would be grand if I could jump around phobos/druntime code the same
way so I went looking for JSON files for these. Sadly,
Rainer Schuetze wrote:
You need the patches to bugs #4089 and #3415 to create sensible JSON
output. I just added another diff to #4089 for an issue that I hit
recently.
With these patches to DMD, I used JSON output for druntime and phobos
successfully.
Ok, I've applied those 3 patches and
Regan Heath wrote:
I highlight BufferedFile and press F12, or right-click and choose Go To
Definition and it doesn't work :(
Ok, my mistake was creating the JSON files in a tree, a flat structure
works. :)
R
Hello Rainer,
But it would be nice if these would be part of the DMD distribution,
vote++;
--
... IXOYE
Did anyone make it work? If so could they post the result?
I just installed VisualD and enabled JSON output on my project and to my
delight F12 took me to my own symbols. Yay. Next, I thought it would
be grand if I could jump around phobos/druntime code the same way so I
went looking for JSON files for these. Sadly, they're not included in
the DMD
Regan Heath wrote:
I just installed VisualD and enabled JSON output on my project and to my
delight F12 took me to my own symbols. Yay. Next, I thought it would
be grand if I could jump around phobos/druntime code the same way so I
went looking for JSON files for these. Sadly, they're not
Don wrote:
Regan Heath wrote:
[snip]
Now make -fwin32.mak gets as far as the big dmd -lib command but
this time it crashes ***!
bug 4809 ?
You need the patches to bugs #4089 and #3415 to create sensible JSON
output. I just added another diff to #4089 for an issue that I hit recently.
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