Where do you keep your source? (was Re: Module packaging)

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Reply to Justin,

> Julio César Carrascal Urquijo wrote:
> 
>> Anders F Björklund wrote:
>> 
>>> Thiago wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Someone could tell me if such system already exists? If not, its
>>>> creation would be a good idea?
>>>> 
>>> See http://dsource.org/projects/dsss/, the "D Shared Software
>>> System"
>>> 
>>> You can also use normal packaging for C/C++ etc. I normally install
>>> the import modules in $PREFIX/include/d and the libraries in
>>> $PREFIX/lib...
>>> 
>>> --anders
>>> 
>> I think he refers to a standard folder where a library can be dropped
>> and it's included by the compiler automatically.
>> 
> Just for fun, let's take a survey.
> 
> I can't decide where to store my code. On my home computer I've been
> using "C:\pgm\d\src", but on my work computer, I've been using
> "D:\MyFiles\pgm\d\src".
> 
> I suspect at least one person is using "C:\dmd\src" (or something
> similar).
> 
> But I have multiple versions of DMD on my comptuer, so I guess I would
> have to decide between:
> C:\PrgFiles\dmd-1.000\src
> C:\PrgFiles\dmd-1.007\src
> C:\PrgFiles\dmd-1.013\src
> etc.

/My/ source is all over the place. it is all intended to be found using the 
"current directory as root" approach. 3rd party libs on the other hand, I 
have recently decided that on win32 to put them in a c:\dsrc\ directory (I'm 
sure I am remembering the name is wrong but who cares). This is because I 
have DMD installed under c:\dmd\ and just rename that and extract the new 
dmd for each new release. However on linux I have a script to dump stuff 
all over the place so putting libs beside the phobos source isn't a problem.