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core/bitop.d not copied #17

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dsimcha opened this issue Nov 12, 2011 · 1 comment
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core/bitop.d not copied #17

dsimcha opened this issue Nov 12, 2011 · 1 comment

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@dsimcha
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dsimcha commented Nov 12, 2011

On two different boxes (a Ubuntu 10.4 box and a Debian Testing box), I've successfully built and installed LDC. However, when I try to compile hello, world, I get:

$ ldmd2 test.d
/usr/local/include/d/phobos/std/array.d(15): Error: module bitop is in file 'core/bitop.d' which cannot be read

This is because bitop.d/bitop.di is never copied to the include directory by the install system. When I copy it there manually, the problem is solved.
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thanks for your feedback for fix it we need run this command:

$ sed -i "81a \ \ \ \ file(COPY \${RUNTIME_DIR}/src/core/bitop.d DESTINATION \${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/import/core/ )" runtime/CMakeLists.txt

dnadlinger pushed a commit to dnadlinger/ldc that referenced this issue Dec 4, 2011
@AlexeyProkhin
Fixed ldc-developers#17 and ldc-developers#23 — added 'MULTILIB' opti…
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…on to cmake script and fixed 'make install'
redstar pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 27, 2014
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Merge pull request #17 from braddr/freebsd64
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Temporarily switch freebsd64 bit to the stub gc
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timotheecour pushed a commit to timotheecour/ldc that referenced this issue Dec 13, 2017
@Syniurge
(Issue ldc-developers#17) Force Sema to resolve the exception spec of…
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timotheecour pushed a commit to timotheecour/ldc that referenced this issue Dec 13, 2017
@Syniurge
The spelling location (i.e where the macro is defined) isn't the righ…
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…t location to determine the Clang module for a decl.

0d43a79 was wrong, and can be reverted because it was trying to fix the location of extern C decls which are skipped anyway by DeclReferencer (as a workaround until Clang 3.7).

This fixes the Qt5 demo compilation against Qt 5.2.1 (ldc-developers#17).
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