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I'd also like to mention that the fact that MiniD has a sane license (allows redistribution) and mdcl is a single binary makes it great fr writing cross-platform shell scripts. I'm using MiniD as my & ...

Whatever works for you ;-P. But you don't have to do it that way; you can just have two JVMs and launch Eclipse using the 32-bit one. Also, Descent hasn't been tested with 3.4 at all I think (I use 3. ...

Eclipse does all the building in the background. Just open up all the descent projects you want and Run As > Eclipse Application. You'll want at LEAST:
- descent.core
- descent.ui
-descent.debug ...

It has nothing to do with Descent; Eclipse doesn't work right on 64-bit Windows. I tried it with Eclipse 3.4 + JDT and PDE on Windows Server 2003 64-bit and it crashed every few minutes on the 64-bit ...

OK, I'm back.

Yeah, it is kind of complicated Razz

. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the Eclipse/Descent side of the build, it would be helpful if you could work on the interface with actual executi ...

Hi oranda; thank you very much for the offer. Indeed, I am out of town until Sunday and internet access is a bit expensive here, so I'll keep this brief :P. I would _love_ some builder help. You can c ...

I'm assuming the docs you read were:

http://www.dsource.org/projects/descent/wiki/CompilingPrograms

Where exactly are you having trouble with them?

Unfortunately, in this version of Descent, ...

The unit test UI is being worked on, but it requires a builder and some other stuff... it'll be there soon, including stack traces (where you can go to the actual executing lines in the functions), th ...

I actually recently ran into this error in Descent while I was working on the unittest component. It took me about 3 hours to track down. The problem is that the launching code passes an empty environ ...

You can always write it with tabs & then format. Or write it with tabs & manually replace a tab with four spaces. I agree, hardware tabs are the devil's work (and so do the Python & YA ...

Hi --

Another internationalization feature we're thinking about is translating the entire plugin into different languages (i.e. the interface, error messages, etc.) Would you be interested in contr ...

I may write something like that for an intermediate build, since getting semantic error reporting right may take a while.

More particularly, spell checking is set to the "Default Spelling Engine" instead of the "D Spelling Engine". In the spell checker prefs page, st it to the "D Spelling Engine& ...

What's the syntax that's giving you the error?

It's probably not the Eclipse version or JRE, since that's my setup, too.

Is this on trunk or the release version?

This seems pretty serious, I'll check it out when I get back (i.e. early 2008 :-( )