LDC on the D website
Christian Kamm
kamm-incasoftware at removethis.de
Sun Jun 28 00:00:26 PDT 2009
Leandro Lucarella wrote:
> Walter Bright, el 27 de junio a las 19:25 me escribiste:
>> Leandro Lucarella wrote:
>> >I think it would be great if LDC is listed in the D official website,
>> >GDC is listed for example and it's way too obsolete. I think that can
>> >give the impression that there is no working updated compiler other than
>> >DMD.
>>
>>
>> Sure. What url do you want me to use? Better yet, send me the text &
>> link.
>
> Well, I'm not an LDC developer, but I think the project URL would be fine:
> http://www.dsource.org/projects/ldc
Yes, that's the right link.
Text: maybe change
There are currently two implementations, the Digital Mars DMD package for
Win32 and x86 Linux, and the GCC D Compiler package for several platforms,
including Windows and Mac OS X.
to
There are currently three implementations: Digital Mars DMD (D version 1 and
2), the LLVM D Compiler (D version 1 only) and the GCC D Compiler (D 1.030
and 2.014 only).
This is a controversial change as the front page doesn't mention the D1/D2
split at the moment. I felt it reasonable to mention the frontend versions
of GDC since they're one year old and it doesn't change often.
I dropped the platform listing for each compiler as DMD now supports Win32,
x86 Linux, x86 Mac OSX and x86 FreeBSD, and spelling it out made the text
hard to read.
Also add 'LDC D Compiler' to the 'Tools' section of the navigation bar and
to the download page. As we only have binary packages for x86-32 and x86-64,
please only list these two platforms as 'supported by LDC'.
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