Closed John-Colvin closed 8 years ago
Why specify the compiler versions? Isn't it better to always test with the latest ones?
2 advantages:
test compatibility with older compilers, not everyone has the latest version
The problem is not to download new version, sometimes people have not time to keep their project up-to-date with the latest compiler version.
I'm not a makefile guy really. Is calling make command.make
followed by make all
the right way to do things?
edit: nvm, I think I worked it out
I've dropped the makefile test for now. The makefile seems to be broken with gdc in a few different ways
Is calling
make command.make
followed bymake all
the right way to do things?
No, make
(without "all") should be sufficient. This will build the all
target, as it's the one listed first in the makefile. command.make
gets included by Makefile
.
I've dropped the makefile test for now.
I think that is OK. It's mainly there for Linux packagers, and if they have trouble with it, they can fix it too. :-)
test the dub build as well.