[Lutger]

I'm having trouble installing arc via dsss, can you verify that it needs to be fixed or is this an error of my setup?

[ChristianK]

We did some changes to our DSSS packages recently and they seem not to have spead to the package list (yet?).

In the future, there'll be arclib-phobos-stable, arclib-tango-stable and arclib-development. If they're not showing up properly by tomorrow, I'll email Gregor about it.

[clayasaurus]

GregorR seems to have just fixed it. I think I'm going to move /trunk/arc/ to /trunk/arclib/arc so dsss doesn't try to download arctests and other folders when grabbing the development version of arc.

~ Clay

[Lutger]

It works like a charm, how cool is dsss!

You might want to consider setting up some buildflags (-O -release -inline and perhaps -doc), as Gregor told me: "only you can decide if your code is good enough to be compiled with -release". That makes sense, as a user of arclib one is probably inclined to just dsss net install and go from there. I'm still not sure how one is supposed to handle both a debug and release version of a library when it is installed over the net or if one is supposed to handle that (as opposed to just letting the user work it out).

Nice move with bringing out a Tango port so soon.

[clayasaurus]

I added -inline -O and -release to the stable versions of Arc, but not to the development version.