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G-WAN uses gdc to compile D scripts.
I'm having problems with gdc for D2 and would like to use dmd instead (They're both D compilers).

So what I've done is used alias gdc="dmd" I can now compile D2 code by calling gdc hello.d but G-WAN still tells me To use D (*.d) scripts, install 'gdc'

Can I trick it into using dmd without having access to the source code?

Jean-Bernard Pellerin
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  • One word of warning to anyone reading this: if there are any version statements in your code for some reason (even though it only allows gdc) then this won't work. – Adalynn Aug 10 '18 at 23:24

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You could try to create a script in your $PATH with the name gdc and call dmd in it.

For example: $HOME/bin/gdc

Contents:

#!/bin/sh
# Enter the dmd compile command below
# $@ are your command line arguments
dmd $@

Make it executable: chmod +x $HOME/bin/gdc

Timo
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