Tango Installation
Tango is currently packaged in two formats: either with or without a compiler. Installing with a bundled compiler is easier since there's less configuration required.
Quick install with a bundled compiler
windows
Download this package and unzip it into a directory. Set the system path to point at the extracted bin directory, and you are good to go.
linux
Download this package and untar it into a directory. Add the bin directory from the extracted package to PATH, and you can fire up the compiler.
osx
Download this package and untar it into a directory. Add the bin directory from the extracted package to PATH, and you can fire up the compiler.
freebsd
Download this package and untar it into a directory. Add the bin directory from the extracted package to PATH, and you can fire up the compiler.
Installing with an existing compiler
windows
Download this package and extract the contents of bundle into an existing dmd\windows directory. This will overwrite the existing windows\bin\sc.ini, add bob.exe and jake.exe to windows\bin, and adds tango.lib to windows\lib.
linux
Download this package and extract the contents of bundle into an existing dmd/linux directory. This will overwrite the existing linux/bin/dmd.conf, add bob to linux/bin, and add libtango-dmd.a to linux/lib.
osx
Download this package and extract the contents of bundle into an existing dmd/osx directory. This will overwrite the existing osx/bin/dmd.conf, add bob to osx/bin, and add libtango-dmd.a to osx/lib.
freebsd
Download this package and extract the contents of bundle into an existing dmd/freebsd directory. This will overwrite the existing freebsd/bin/dmd.conf, add bob to freebsd/bin, and add libtango-dmd.a to freebsd/lib.
Example code
import tango.io.Stdout; void main() { Stdout ("hello, sweetheart \u263a").newline; }
Explicit Installation
Details here
Tool configuration
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