Is Phobos in dmd 1.0.30 bundle ?

[Bill Baxter]

Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
> "Paul Dufresne" <dufresnep at gmail.com> wrote in message 
> news:g596rb$127i$1 at digitalmars.com...
>> I downloaded dmd from http://www.fsdev.net/versions/show/1 today (more 
>> precisely http://svn.fsdev.net/easy-d/releases/dmd-win32snaphot-0.6.2.exe) 
>> but I don't find Phobos include in it. And also get error on "import 
>> std.stdio;"
>>
>> Well, I am totally new but I was able to use Stdout and printf fine from 
>> Tango.
>>
>> Does tango coming in this zip file?
>> If not, maybe it is in http://ftp.digitalmars.com/dmd.1.030.zip, I 
>> downloaded it but did not try it yet.
> 
> The snapshot comes with Tango installed by default.  Tango, by its very 
> nature, replaces Phobos.  However I wouldn't be surprised if the snapshot 
> included Phobos as well, you'd just have to set it up to use Phobos instead 
> of Tango.  I'm not entirely sure why you'd want to, though. 

I think installing tangobos on top of tango is probably easier than 
figuring out how to set up the compiler to use Phobos.  So I have to 
agree.  If you have a working Tango setup and want to try Phobos, do it 
via Tangobos.  If you decide that you don't need tango, then just 
install the Phobos-only Zip that comes from digital mars.

But either way, I think the fsdev snapshots should include Tangobos.  I 
see no real reason not to.  Just gives folks more options in a pretty 
painless way.

--bb