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Add to makefiles please. |
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Then it will fail to build on linux as described. Not everything in these makefiles btw. Any pointers on as to why? |
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Because nobody has stepped up to make the effort. |
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Done. Plus now both dget and 'changed' could actually be built in linux. Seem like nobody has been using these makefiles on posix. |
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Okay I have sort of magic workaround via grepping the verbose output of dmd that (while stinky) ought to work on all posix. |
makefile for both win32 and posix some shell kung-fu as a workaround in posix.mak
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Per Walter's request.
Written in D, powered by std.net.curl.
Caveats: we still have a very awkward situation with linking to libcurl on POSIX.
Basically it requries a manual linking step with gcc and few lines worth of command line. Would that be a high time to anyhow fix it so that dmd passes libcurl at the right place in the command line by itself?
See:
http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=7044