Unconditional compilation?

[Christopher Wright]

Simen Kjaeraas wrote:
> Simple answer to that is it might get compiled some other time, and 
> whoever uses your code at that time would probably not enjoy being 
> bitten by such errors.
> Say you change some version'd part of your code, and forget to check it 
> for bugs (you've compiled it, it works, life's great, but you forgot 
> that small version=foo flag).
> 
> -- Simen

Continuous integration is great. I should see what's required to get 
CruiseControl working and happy with D. It should be relatively easy if 
you use DSSS, except if you have multiple targets or platforms. Multiple 
targets is doable, but requires parsing the dsss.conf file. Multiple 
platforms is doable, but you'd have to arrange for separate dmd/gcc 
installations and enumerate them somewhere. Maybe separate DSSS 
installations, since you can't (as far as I could tell after about five 
minutes of searching) specify which rebuild profile to use on the 
command line.