The D/Objective-C Bridge 0.2

[Kris]

Don't forget that the recent Tango release optionally comes with Tangobos 
... That's both Tango and phobos in one package, with phobos running on top 
of the Tango runtime package.

That's the simplest way to work with both.



"Anders F Bjöšrklund" <afb at algonet.se> wrote in message 
news:fmj2fu$37o$1 at digitalmars.com...
> Michel Fortin wrote:
>
>> Well, perhaps it won't be truly two paralel versions in the source
>> code, but what I expect to be bothersome is testing. I'd need to
>> compile everything twice to make sure it work. How do I switch fast
>> between compiling against Tango and Phobos?
>
> Install two versions of GDC, one with Phobos and one with Tango...
> I usually keep the first one in /usr and the second one in /opt/gdc
> (where the /usr would be from gdcmac dmg, and the /opt from dgcc tbz)
>
> More on http://dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/PhobosTangoCooperation
>
> But recent testing shows that they are inching closer to eachother,
> so that eventually it will be possible to change with the flick of
> a compiler version parameter (i.e. -fversion=Tango -fversion=Posix)
>
> Not sure whether -nophoboslib will be needed or not, when complete ?
>
> --anders