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D.gnu - gdc binary package for GNU/Linux

reply Gregor Richards <Richards codu.org> writes:
I've made an easy-to-install binary package of GDC (0.19) for GNU/Linux 
on x86, any distribution.  Unfortunately, I have nowhere to host it, and 
not many systems to test it on.

You will definitely need at least GCC 3.4 installed, probably GCC 4.0. 
You will also need glibc 2.3.

GDC from this package can be installed to any path (mostly thanks to 
recent changes making it relocatable :) )

If anyone has somewhere apt to upload it, or would like to test it and 
has an email box big enough to receive it, respond either by email or here.

  - Gregor Richards

PS: Made with OBLISK ( http://oblisk.codu.org/ )
Aug 04 2006
parent reply =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= <afb algonet.se> writes:
Gregor Richards wrote:


 I've made an easy-to-install binary package of GDC (0.19) for GNU/Linux 
 on x86, any distribution.  Unfortunately, I have nowhere to host it, and 
 not many systems to test it on.


How big is it ? The binaries for Mac and Win are only about 3 MB ?


 You will definitely need at least GCC 3.4 installed, probably GCC 4.0. 
 You will also need glibc 2.3.


Doesn't GDC require the same version for GCC that you used for GDC ?


 GDC from this package can be installed to any path (mostly thanks to 
 recent changes making it relocatable :) )


Haven't been able to get that work too good on Mac/Win yet, though...


 If anyone has somewhere apt to upload it, or would like to test it and 
 has an email box big enough to receive it, respond either by email or here.


I guess we *could* start another "gdcgnu" project at SourceForge,
*or* we start hosting all the different builds in a single place ?

There was talk earlier about a friendly portal to all things GDC...

--anders
Aug 07 2006
parent reply Gregor Richards <Richards codu.org> writes:
Anders F Björklund wrote:

 Gregor Richards wrote:
 

 I've made an easy-to-install binary package of GDC (0.19) for 
 GNU/Linux on x86, any distribution.  Unfortunately, I have nowhere to 
 host it, and not many systems to test it on.


 
 
 How big is it ? The binaries for Mac and Win are only about 3 MB ?


4.2MB.  Not sure why it's 1M bigger, but it's not that significant.


 

 You will definitely need at least GCC 3.4 installed, probably GCC 4.0. 
 You will also need glibc 2.3.


 
 
 Doesn't GDC require the same version for GCC that you used for GDC ?


Not in my experience.


 

 GDC from this package can be installed to any path (mostly thanks to 
 recent changes making it relocatable :) )


 
 
 Haven't been able to get that work too good on Mac/Win yet, though...


Works great for me :P


 

 If anyone has somewhere apt to upload it, or would like to test it and 
 has an email box big enough to receive it, respond either by email or 
 here.


 
 
 I guess we *could* start another "gdcgnu" project at SourceForge,
 *or* we start hosting all the different builds in a single place ?


The latter would be ideal.


 
 There was talk earlier about a friendly portal to all things GDC...


Such as dgcc.sf.net if package-makers were given access *HINT HINT :P*


 
 --anders


  - Gregor Richards
Aug 07 2006
parent =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= <afb algonet.se> writes:
Gregor Richards wrote:


 Doesn't GDC require the same version for GCC that you used for GDC ?


 
 Not in my experience.


I meant for things in how it references the modules and binaries:

/usr/include/d/3.3.6/
/usr/lib/gcc/powerpc-apple-darwin7/3.3.6/

/usr/include/d/4.0.1/
/usr/libexec/gcc/powerpc-apple-darwin8/4.0.1/

But maybe you have it set up differently, in this Linux build...


 Haven't been able to get that work too good on Mac/Win yet, though...


 
 Works great for me :P


Sounds good, maybe relocation can be enabled again for 0.20 then.


 There was talk earlier about a friendly portal to all things GDC...


 
 Such as dgcc.sf.net if package-makers were given access *HINT HINT :P*


That would be up to David Friedman, I can contribute my build scripts.

--anders
Aug 08 2006