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| about =  A framework for building bare-bones Win32 applications
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Latest revision as of 23:20, 23 April 2021

Build Systems

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Easy to use build and package management tool for D2 with support for generating IDE projects and an online package registry MIT Windows, POSIX
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A D tool that can automatically build D apps. Boost 1.0
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This project seeks to provide complete support for the D2 language in cmake. MIT
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An automatic build tool. Boost 1.0
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A build configuration tool supporting D. New BSD License
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A fast incremental build tool intended for D projects. Boost 1.0 Windows, GNU/Linux
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Googles own buildtool - Correct, reproducible, fast builds for everyone. Apache License Version 2.0 JVM
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Open source build system meant to be both extremely fast, and, even more importantly, as user friendly as possible. Apache License Version 2.0 Windows, GNU/Linux
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A build system that aims to be fast, correct, and elegantly simple. MIT Windows, GNU/Linux
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A (meta) build system with multiple front (D, Python, Ruby, Javascript, Lua) and backends (make, ninja, tup, custom). BSD-3 Linux
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A framework for building bare-bones Win32 applications Windows