Alexy Khrabrov wrote:
John Stoneham Wrote:
You don't need DSSS to compile Tango on OS X, just DMD itself. Grab Tango SVN and follow the linux/dmd "manual build and install" instructions here:
http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/LinuxInstallDmd
Awesome John! It worked like a charm. Now I was curious to use the binary DSSS I got and I said at the top of tango,
dsss build
-- apparently it started chugging along, then said gdc not found. As it was
built with gdc obviously. Now what would I hack in tango/dsss.conf if I were
to build it with dmd I got?
If dsss works but complains that gdc is missing, you need to look at the
files in /etc/rebuild (or wherever you installed dsss to). You should
copy dmd-posix-tango to dmd-osx-tango or something similar and change
any usage of "Posix" to "Darwin". Then edit the file 'default' in that
directory and change it to say 'dmd-osx-tango'.
