On 2013-03-01 11:29, Iain Buclaw wrote:
The code that interfaces with gcc needs to be in either C or C++. There are C++ structs/classes defined in the D frontend that while they include all methods required for parsing/semantic analysis of D code. They also include methods that are used to generate the codegen for the backend (toElem, toIR, toSymbol, etc). In gdc, these are gcc interfacing methods that can't be converted to D.
Can you use the current toElem, toIR and toSymbol written in C++. Then port in changes from the version written in D as needed?
-- /Jacob Carlborg
