digitalmars.D.learn - How do you use a non-dmd compiler within dub as default compiler?
- Jamal (7/7) May 15 2016 I made this little sdl2 game and written in D, and the project
- rikki cattermole (4/11) May 15 2016 Assuming ldc and gdc are installed:
- Jamal (3/20) May 15 2016 Wow, easy enough.
I made this little sdl2 game and written in D, and the project was initialized with dub. When in the project directory and I type: $ dub It fetches all the dependencies and compiles with dmd. So, what do I chance so that instead it compiles with ldc2 or even gdc for that matter?
May 15 2016
On 16/05/2016 12:38 AM, Jamal wrote:I made this little sdl2 game and written in D, and the project was initialized with dub. When in the project directory and I type: $ dub It fetches all the dependencies and compiles with dmd. So, what do I chance so that instead it compiles with ldc2 or even gdc for that matter?Assuming ldc and gdc are installed: $ dub --compiler=ldc2 $ dub --compiler=gdc
May 15 2016
On Sunday, 15 May 2016 at 12:42:05 UTC, rikki cattermole wrote:On 16/05/2016 12:38 AM, Jamal wrote:Wow, easy enough. Thank you!I made this little sdl2 game and written in D, and the project was initialized with dub. When in the project directory and I type: $ dub It fetches all the dependencies and compiles with dmd. So, what do I chance so that instead it compiles with ldc2 or even gdc for that matter?Assuming ldc and gdc are installed: $ dub --compiler=ldc2 $ dub --compiler=gdc
May 15 2016