RosettaCode-D

[Andrew Edwards via Digitalmars-d]

On 2/27/16 3:02 PM, BBasile wrote:
> On Saturday, 27 February 2016 at 04:19:06 UTC, BBasile wrote:
>> On Saturday, 27 February 2016 at 02:48:16 UTC, Andrew Edwards
>>> I am asking the community's assistance to improve the quality of this
>>> repo and prepare for use in nightly testing of the D compiler.
>>>
>>> Andrew
>>
>> what about
>>
>> - travis-CI ?

This would be ideal but Travis-CI presently only supports osx and linux. 
We can start off with this but eventually need a solution that touches 
the four major platforms (FLOW).

>> - a shell script or a rdmd script to test locally, currently I see
>> nothing to build

None was included because I needed to figure out how to make this into a 
cohesive dub project while independently specifying dependencies for 
each task implementation. Some of these tasks depend on implementations 
of other tasks (e.g., Zebra-puzzle depends on Permutations), some depend 
on other DUB repos (e.g. DerelictSDL2), others depend on miscellaneous 
code in the wild that can or cannot be located (e.g., XML-Input & kxml , 
Window-creation & fltk4d), while others (those used as libraries) 
require specific version switches.

> I can propose a dmd script that get executed by travis-CI
> (example output https://travis-ci.org/BBasile/RosettaCode-D)
>
> But now I realize that you probably want to put the project as part of
> the D organization, right ?

Not necessary, just needs to be actively maintained and referenced by 
Martin's D Project Tester.

> Anyway, lot of work to fix them all. There 's even some code that rely
> on Tango!

Yeah, this is the main reason I'm asking the community to come together 
to improve them. These are the kinds of code that neophytes like myself 
run into in the wild, become frustrated and dismiss the language as 
worthless or overly complicated because we cannot get them to compile.