Archive for November, 2007
Friday, November 16th, 2007
A new version of Mmrnmhrm, a D IDE built on Eclipse, was released a few days ago. The big news from this release is the builder, which now allows you to compile your projects from within the IDE. Form the NG:
== Mmrnmhrm 0.2.2 (2007-11-13) ==
* Fixed dependency on the org.junit plugin, and consequently on JDT.
* Fixed SWT debug colors allways on.
* Fixed Source Coloring preference page “Basic types” entry bug.
* Removed unused DTLK project script builder (fix only takes effect on new projects).
* Rethought and implemented the integrated project builder, based on a simple IDE-managed response file. It should be ready for use now.
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Sunday, November 11th, 2007
Christopher Wright’s mock objects framework, DMocks, is now up to version 0.3. It also now has a home at DSource.
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Thursday, November 8th, 2007
Vladimir Panteleev created a little app that converts the D documentation to Microsoft’s Compiled HTMLHelp Format. He has made that program available, along with the program’s Public Domain source and precompiled HTMLHelp docs for DMD 1.023 and DMD 2.007, on a web page that includes more info about the project.
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Thursday, November 8th, 2007
Christopher Wright has released an early version of his mock objects framework for D 2.x. He’s apparently waiting for the DSource project page to be set up, so he posted direct download and svn links to the NG. Rather than linking them here, I’ll link to the NG post via the web interface so that you can read about the project and get the links in context.
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Thursday, November 8th, 2007
Rather than getting lumped in the news roundup, this item gets its own post. On Nov 3, Walter announced DMD versions 1.023 and 2.007. The former, as usual for 1.x releases, is primarily a bug-fix release. The latter, in addition to a hefty list of bug fixes, includes a handful of new features, including support for full closures and the ability to overload the unary * operator (opStar). D 2.x is looking cooler every day.
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