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This refactoring required to make possible BUILD_BC_LIBS option work
together with options like BUILD_SINGLE_LIB and to build Phobos as
LLVM bytecode too.
- libdruntime-rt-ldc can be built as LLVM bytecode library. This feature
was commented out because of currently irrelevant reason.
- Removed irrelevant modifications of native code library content inside
BUILD_BC_LIBS logic.
- Decoupled BUILD_BC_LIBS logic from basic runtime building logic.
LDC – the LLVM D Compiler
=========================
The LDC project aims to provide a portable D programming language
compiler with modern optimization and code generation capabilities.
The compiler uses the official DMD frontends to support both D1 and D2,
and relies on the LLVM Core libraries for code generation.
LDC is fully Open Source; the parts of the code not taken/adapted from
other projects are BSD-licensed (see the LICENSE file for details).
Please consult the project website for further information:
http://ldc-developers.github.com
Installation
------------
In-depth material on building and installing LDC and the standard
libraries, including experimental instructions for running LDC on
Windows, is available on the project wiki, at
https://github.com/ldc-developers/ldc/wiki/Installation.
For the impatient, a quick guide for building on *nix systems:
1) Make sure your system has the necessary prerequisites:
- a working C++ build environment,
- CMake,
- LLVM 3.0+ (3.1 preferred),
- libconfig++ (http://hyperrealm.com/libconfig/libconfig.html).
2) Check out the library submodules, if you have not already:
$ cd ldc
$ git submodule update --init
3) Build and install LDC:
$ mkdir build && cd build # Out-of-source builds are recommended.
$ cmake .. # Use -DD_VERSION=1 to build the D1 compiler.
$ make
$ make install # Or run LDC directly from the bin/ directory.
In case the above steps do not work, please first visit the extended
documentation under the aforementioned URL.
Some Linux distributions are also packaging a recent version of LDC,
so building it manually might not be necessary.
Contact
-------
The best way to get in touch with the developers is either via the
mailing list at ldc-dev@googlegroups.com, or the #ldc IRC channel on
FreeNode. We can usually be found on the main (Digital Mars) language
newsgroups (http://forum.dlang.org) as well.
Feedback of any kind is very much appreciated!