Runtime is not automatically built before installation, but make install fails without it being present

[dnadlinger]

If I don't manually build the runtime before installing, this happens:

$ make install
[  0%] Built target idgen
[  0%] Built target impcnvgen
[100%] Built target ldc2
Install the project...
-- Install configuration: ""
-- Installing: /usr/local/bin/ldc2
-- Up-to-date: /usr/local/bin/ldmd2
-- Installing: /usr/local/etc/ldc2.conf
-- Installing: /usr/local/etc/ldc2.rebuild.conf
CMake Error at cmake_install.cmake:63 (FILE):
  file INSTALL cannot find "/Build/Work/ldc2/runtime/import/core".

This is not quite optimal from an usability point of view. As far as I know, installation dependencies for CMake are so easy to specify – is there any reason not to build the runtime as part of the default make target? @bioinfornatics?

[bioinfornatics]

runtime build is define by runtime/CmakeList.txt file so for this reason i think is not on default target. But this it exist before i had do any change

[dnadlinger]

Being in a subdirectory is not the reason for it being not part of the ALL target, but because EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL has been explicitly specified for the add_subdirectory some three years ago. I'm changing it to be built by default so that installation goes smooth – if somebody wants to build only the compiler for some reason, they can always use the ldc2 target.

[bioinfornatics]

great :-)
They are only one reason for build only the compiler: if you want use as D1 with tango

[dnadlinger]

You would use D_VERSION=1 then anyway, which isn't affected by the change.

[bioinfornatics]

for me is good

[dnadlinger]

Fixed in the meantime.