Hi, all,
I've download the latest dmd & druntime & phobos from gitHub.com;
I copied them into a "32bit" folder and a "64bit" folder; I combined them
separately into 32bit version and 64bit.
1). 32bit for dmd & druntime & phobos -- passed.
2). 64bit for dmd & druntime -- passed; but phobos -- fail
On 4/16/11 9:44 AM, David Wang wrote:
Hi, all,
[snip]
What operating system?
Andrei
== Forward by Andrei Alexandrescu (seewebsiteforem...@erdani.org)
== Posted at 2011/04/16 10:43 to digitalmars.D
On 4/16/11 9:44 AM, David Wang wrote:
> Hi, all,
[snip]
What operating system?
Andrei
Hi, Andrei,
I'm using Fedora 14 x86_64.
Best regards
David Wang wrote:
Hi, all,
I've download the latest dmd & druntime & phobos from gitHub.com;
I copied them into a "32bit" folder and a "64bit" folder; I combined them
separately into 32bit version and 64bit.
1). 32bit for dmd & druntime & phobos -- passed.
2). 64bit for dmd & druntime -- passed
On 4/17/11, Don wrote:
> In this particular case, what's happened is that one of the largest
> structural problems inside the compiler has been fixed. This fixed a
> dozen of the nastiest bugs in Bugzilla..
That sounds delicious! :>
On 04/17/2011 08:29 AM, Don wrote:
David Wang wrote:
Hi, all,
I've download the latest dmd & druntime & phobos from gitHub.com;
I copied them into a "32bit" folder and a "64bit" folder; I combined them
separately into 32bit version and 64bit.
1). 32bit for dmd & druntime & phobos -- passed.
2)
=
What a wonderful resource. The test results are fascinating, and
provide
some insight I've been idly wondering about recently. Thanks :)
David, it appears should be able to simply go backwards ("Older")
until
you see a good compile and test, and check out that revision from
git,
