wxD 0.10 released

[Gregor Richards]

Bill Baxter wrote:
> Gregor Richards wrote:
>> Anders F Björklund wrote:
>>> 0.10 (afb)
>>> Support for building with wxWidgets 2.8.x
>>> Support for compiling with Tango as well
>>>
>>> http://wxd.sourceforge.net/
>>>
>>> This release adds support for compiling with
>>> wxWidgets 2.8.3, as well as with old wx 2.6.4.
>>> It also adds support for using Tango / Phobos.
>>>
>>> The build process has been updated and it now
>>> supports Make (DM/GNU), Build (Bud/Rebuild)
>>> as well as Code::Blocks IDE and using DSSS.
>>>
>>> http://wxd.sourceforge.net/#codeblocks
>>>
>>> Tested OK on Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD, Win XP.
>>> Works with GDC 0.23 and DMD 1.007 compilers.
>>>
>>> --anders
>>
>> 0.10 is now the default version with `dsss net install`
>>
>> Hey, no patches necessary! :)
>>
>>  - Gregor Richards
> 
> Hey, I get tons of these error messages with any dsss net install:
> 
> here's a snippet:
> -----
> ...
> d/wx/App.d: Can't update time for wxd/wx/App.d: Invalid argumentCan't 
> set permissions: Function not implemented
> wxd/wx/ArrayInt.d: Can't update time for wxd/wx/ArrayInt.d: Invalid 
> argumentCan'
> t set permissions: Function not implemented
> wxd/wx/ArrayString.d: Can't update time for wxd/wx/ArrayString.d: 
> Invalid argume
> ntCan't set permissions: Function not implemented
> wxd/wx/ArtProvider.d: Can't update time for wxd/wx/ArtProvider.d: 
> Invalid argume
> ntCan't set permissions: Function not implemented
> wxd/wx/aui/: Can't update time for wxd/wx/aui/: Invalid argument
> wxd/wx/aui/aui.d: Can't update time for wxd/wx/aui/aui.d: Invalid 
> argumentCan't
> set permissions: Function not implemented
> wxd/wx/aui/DockArt.d: Can't update time for wxd/wx/aui/DockArt.d: 
> Invalid argume
> ntCan't set permissions: Function not implemented
> wxd/wx/aui/FrameManager.d: Can't update time for 
> wxd/wx/aui/FrameManager.d: Inva
> lid argumentCan't set permissions: Function not implemented
> wxd/wx/Bitmap.d: Can't update time for wxd/wx/Bitmap.d: Invalid 
> argumentCan't se
> t per
> ...
> ----
> 
> This is with:
> F:\bax\Code\d>dsss --version
> DSSS version 0.64
> Usage: dsss [dsss options] <command> [options]
> ...
> 
> 
> 
> Any idea what's wrong?
> --bb

bsdtar, the extraction tool DSSS uses, has the annoying tendency of 
creating that output. It's harmless.

  - Gregor Richards