SaltySugar wrote:
Can someone help me? I compiled WxWidgets succesfully but when I try to
compile wxD it shows me an error:
dmc -D__DMD__ -mn -g -o+none -D -D__WXDEBUG__ -IC:\Program
Files\WxWidgets\
include -IC:\Program Files\WxWidgets\lib\dmc_lib\mswd -w- -I. -WA
-DNOPCH -HP90
-Ar -Ae -c -
Jacob Carlborg wrote:
Mac OS X doesn't have /etc by default.
Sure it does, it's just that it is symlinked into /private.
--anders
MLT wrote:
Sorry, this could be a bug report and not a question, and probably the wrong
place to post it then.
I installed gdc according to the instructions given in
http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/MacOSXInstall
from
http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?group_id=135857&fi
John Reimer wrote:
You'd get a runtime error if you were using Linux. For some reason
string literals are not read-only, or Windows doesn't respect it, or
something like that. Modifying either array1 or array2 is technically
illegal. So, uh, don't do it.
Yes, that's one advantage to Linux.
Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
I could never quite figure out why Stream.readf was not separated out
into a separate function in std.format. It probably wouldn't be a lot
of work.
I thought that was what std.unformat was for ?
Such a library exists? It's not in the D docs. I don't see anything
Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
I could never quite figure out why Stream.readf was not separated out
into a separate function in std.format. It probably wouldn't be a lot
of work.
I thought that was what std.unformat was for ?
But I would have put readf in std.stdio too...
--anders
Jeffrey Rennie wrote:
I visited the source forge page, downloaded about 5 of the 10 files, and
balked. It looks like I have to assemble a puzzle. Is there an easier
way to get a D compiler and debugger onto my mac?
The builds for Mac OS X 10.3 were stopped, mostly since
GCC 3.3 is no longer
