Hey Alexander, >> Will this patch make it into CVS and eventually an upcoming CMake release? > > Done. It will be in cmake 2.6.0.
Excellent! Thanks again for the quick work on this. >> I'm also curious, what would it take to get the D modules into the >> default CMake install? Of course I would be willing to take >> maintainership of them. > > That and one or more tests in CMake/Tests/ so it can be tested every night. I have no problem creating some test cases however the D compiler module is a bit complicated. It supports two different compilers, and two different standard library sets (which are incompatible with each other). I'm curious how automated testing might work. Would there be a machine that would get the D compilers loaded onto? I could come up with a test example that will compile with both standard libraries, and if both compilers were set up on the test machine, each compiler could be set up to use a specific standard library. I'm not sure how rigorous the tests should be, if it's enough to know one compiler and one library passes a test this should be relatively easy, but if every case needs to be covered this may require an overly complex solution. Any thoughts on this? Thanks, Tim. _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
