• Carlos Santander (5/5) May 21 2005 Where does gdc look for its configuration? It doesn't look
• David Friedman (7/11) May 21 2005 Most of gdc's configuration is built in to the executables. It's
• Carlos Santander (5/15) May 21 2005 Nothing strange. I just want to have one place to put libraries (instead...

Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> writes:

Where does gdc look for its configuration? It doesn't look 
/etc/dmd.conf, right? (haven't tried, in fact). Also, if there's such a 
config file, is the syntax the same as sc.ini and dmd.conf?

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal

David Friedman <d3rdclsmail_a_ _t_earthlink_d_._t_net> writes:

Carlos Santander wrote:
 Where does gdc look for its configuration? It doesn't look 
 /etc/dmd.conf, right? (haven't tried, in fact). Also, if there's such a 
 config file, is the syntax the same as sc.ini and dmd.conf?
 

Most of gdc's configuration is built in to the executables.  It's 
specified with the 'configure' command when gdc is built.

Just FYI, there are 'specs' files under the 'lib' directory that serve a 
similar purpose as sc.ini.  Unless you are doing something really 
strange, there is no need to modify them.

David

Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> writes:

David Friedman escribió:
 Carlos Santander wrote:
 
 Most of gdc's configuration is built in to the executables.  It's 
 specified with the 'configure' command when gdc is built.
 
 Just FYI, there are 'specs' files under the 'lib' directory that serve a 
 similar purpose as sc.ini.  Unless you are doing something really 
 strange, there is no need to modify them.
 
 David

Nothing strange. I just want to have one place to put libraries (instead 
of /usr/local/lib so I don't mess up anything) and import modules (ditto).

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal