Upgrade to v2.083.0-beta.2 #2878
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Looking surprisingly good now. The ltsmaster host compiler fails due to missing |
I surely missed a few.
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Nice that you are working on this. |
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Yeah, I'll try to keep ltsmaster-compilability for as long as possible if the effort is manageable. More cleanups incoming - unrelated to 2.083 of course, but the upstream changes kinda inspired me. ;) |
For README.txt, LICENSE, runtime .d files...
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We'll probably be able to ship fully standalone Windows packages with v1.13, finally getting rid of the MS libs requirement, at least as experimental feature. I didn't expect having to dig deep into C runtime initialization etc. (and now have much more respect for/idea of the work Rainer put into this to make this work for DMD). Check out dlang/installer#346 if interested in some dirty details. |
I got a std.stdio hello-world executable to work on Win64 using the Visual C++ 2015 DLLs, with both MS linker and -link-internally, see dlang/installer#346. It still requires a couple of extra command-line args, but will in the end enable us to get rid of all external dependencies for building on Windows (via -link-internally and the MinGW-w64-based import libs, which will only add a few MB to the prebuilt packages). The Visual C++ 2015 *runtime* will need to be installed when running binaries linked against the MinGW libs.
E.g., via:
cmake -G Ninja -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER:PATH=clang-cl.exe
-DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER:PATH=clang-cl.exe
This has been a royal PITA so far; just checking CI for now.
Reminders to self: