[CC to debian-gcc] I hesitate to add a new front end to the gcc source package. We recently did split java and do build it now from it's own source. That should be possible for D as well. In experimental, you'll find a gcc-4.1-source package containing the gcc-4.1, sources, all Debian patches and some of the build infrastructure.
I didn't look too hard, but as it looks the only change inside gcc might be to add the D specs to the gcc driver. Matthias Brad Roberts writes: > I'm curious if you two have ever talked about debian including D. I spent > some time today hooking gdc-0.17 into the debian gcc build scripts. The > first rough pass at it went fairly smoothly, though it's definitly got > some rough edges. > > Before I spend much/any more time on this, I figured it'd be good to check > in and see what effort might have already been done and to discuss a > little what a 'good' integration would look like. > > I've got rather little experience with D, gcc building, or debian > packaging, so I'd definitly want feedback before releasing anything to the > public. Ideally I'd like to finish polishing the changes into a form you > two are both happy with and then I'd prefer to hand off the work I've done > to avoid being a bottleneck in future releases and because I'm not sure > that I can commit to keeping up unless I happen to stay a D user. > > If you're irc inclined and would care to discuss this more interactivley > than email, I can be found on the freenode network as braddr. There's a > #d channel, but reportedly you two don't hang out there. > > Thoughts? > > Thanks, > Brad > > References: > > http://home.earthlink.net/~dvdfrdmn/d/ > http://www.digitalmars.com/d/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]