Re: getting __DIR__ and __TIME__ of compilation?

[Ravn]

On Friday, 27 December 2013 at 11:56:08 UTC, Ali Çehreli wrote:
However, __FILE__ happens to be the current source file that is 
being compiled but I think the OP wants the current compilation 
directory. Being a C library file, getcwd() does not work at 
compile time:

import std.stdio;

void main()
{
    import std.path: dirName;

    enum compiledFile = __FILE__;
    writeln(compiledFile);

    static const compileTime = __DATE__ ~ " " ~ __TIME__;
    writeln(compileTime);

    /*
    import std.file: getcwd;
    static const compilationDir = getcwd();
    writeln(compilationDir);

    Error: getcwd cannot be interpreted at compile time, 
because it has no available source code
    */
}

Ali

Yes, just like what Ali said above,

__FILE__, __DATE__ and __TIME__ do work for their respective 
usages,
but I'm also looking for a way to get the current compilation 
directory during compile time, and getcwd() doesn't seem to be 
working.

Isn't there something like __DIR__ or __PATH__ that I can use to 
get that information?

-Ravn-