D.gnu - gdmd and the `-of` switch
- Mindy (0xEAB) (9/11) Jun 13 From `gdmd --help` (v14.2.0):
- Mindy (0xEAB) (4/9) Jun 13 Also, `gdmd` seems to require the user to supply separate `-od`
- Iain Buclaw (5/17) Jun 14 Hi,
Hi Iain, From `dmd --help`:-of=<filename> name output file to <filename>From `gdmd --help` (v14.2.0):-offilename name output file to filenameIs this discrepancy fixed in later versions? Or will this discrepancy be fixed in a future release? Sorry, can’t really check it myself. The GNU infrastructure keeps dropping packages from the IP ranges of my ISP again and again (like in `-j DROP`, not `-j REJECT`). I no longer bother visiting their website just to see it waste my time with a timeout.
Jun 13
On Saturday, 13 June 2026 at 23:58:02 UTC, Mindy (0xEAB) wrote:Hi Iain, From `dmd --help`:Also, `gdmd` seems to require the user to supply separate `-od` to allow the user to place the object file in the directory from `-of`, while `dmd` and `ldmd2` seem to do so automatically.-of=<filename> name output file to <filename>From `gdmd --help` (v14.2.0):-offilename name output file to filename
Jun 13
On Saturday, 13 June 2026 at 23:58:02 UTC, Mindy (0xEAB) wrote:Hi Iain, From `dmd --help`:Hi, This wrapper script isn't part of GCC. https://github.com/D-Programming-GDC/gdmd You can edit as necessary / raise a PR.-of=<filename> name output file to <filename>From `gdmd --help` (v14.2.0):-offilename name output file to filenameIs this discrepancy fixed in later versions? Or will this discrepancy be fixed in a future release? Sorry, can’t really check it myself. The GNU infrastructure keeps dropping packages from the IP ranges of my ISP again and again (like in `-j DROP`, not `-j REJECT`). I no longer bother visiting their website just to see it waste my time with a timeout.
Jun 14









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