On Thursday, 22 January 2015 at 13:37:16 UTC, Vadim Lopatin wrote:
If use dco to build the dlangIDE,config local.ini
----------------local.ini---------------------------
DC=dmd
DCStandardEnvBin=dmd2\windows\bin
SpecialLib=dlanguilib
importPath= -I..\..\dlangui\src
;lflags=console
lflags=win32
;lflags=win64
;dflags=
libs= ..\lib\dlanguilib.lib ..\lib\dlib.lib
;targetType=exe//lib//staticLib//dynamicLib//sourceLib//none
targetType=exe
;targetName=;// ;'null is auto'
targetName=dlangide.exe
;compileType=;//64//32mscoff
compileType=
;buildMode=debug;//release
buildMode=debug
--------------------end---------------------
and copy dlib.lib with dlanguilib.lib to lib folder,and copy
dlib to "dmd2\windows\import",then run 'dco',will get the
dlangIDE.exe file only
1206kb,but bu dub, 4518kb.
get dco:
git clone https://github.com/FrankLIKE/dco
Frank
Did you try dub build --build=release ?
I known it,but can't get so small exe for debug,and
exe
no console.
On win32, dub build --build=release now gives 1305Kb executable
with embedded resources.
What are advantages of dco?
Config ini is Quickly,if you don't know how to config a dub.json.
Building is quickly and easy : 'dco' in cmd.exe ,then ok.
It's easy to get a win32.exe ,not a exe on console.
