Generate CLI pages automatically#2068
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Rebased again. How perfect does this initial version need to be? |
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The HTML is looking pretty broken. In the new version, e.g. on the FreeBSD page, the "Requirements and Downloads" section, has a numbered list that's cut off and broken by the "Files" section. |
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Found the problem - it was a missing brace in the first commit. |
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HTML output is still broken (on the other pages now): |
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Can we catch such breakages in the test phase? |
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Some options, like |
Argh I didn't use the newly added |
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HTML has duplicate IDs for switches like |
| $(LI 32 bit x86 and 64 bit x86-64 Linux operating system) | ||
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| $(LI Gnu C compiler (gcc)) | ||
| $(LI Gnu C compiler (gcc) or LLVM C compiler (clang)) |
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Can clang be used for /bin/cc for linking, then?
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Try it yourself with:
echo 'void main(){import std.stdio; "hello".writeln;}' | CC=/usr/bin/clang dmd -v -run
Noted, but the browser will simply fallback to the first one: Can I do this in a quick follow-up? @marler8997 is depending on this to add the documentation for his new |
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Sorry, I didn't notice the "Blocking other work" label. |
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TODO:
TargetOSto Ddoc macros