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I could not find any code for an assembler (other than the inline assembler) in this repository. Thus, I am curious to know if the Digital Mars toolchain has its own assembler capable of processing .asm files, or if it relies on a separate assembler to handle these.

Thank you!

There's none at the top of the front page right now.

Could you please clarify (preferably in the README) which operating systems DMC has been ported to?

https://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html has Win32 binaries available. Where are the binaries for other systems?

X32 DOS Extender previously available at dosextender.com is dead. Any chance to mirror it?

Would like to see binaries updated to the 9.00 version.
Could you please Walter release them too?

funcptr in htod.c also needs to be changed to setModuleCtorDtor.

stalls on building anything with stlport 5.1 with an ansi error in stlport/stl/config/_auto_link.h in this macro ->
# define _STLP_STLPORT_LIB ""stlport"_STLP_LIB_OPTIM_MODE""_STLP_LIB_TYPE""_STLP_LIB_MOTIF"."_STLP_VERSION_STR".lib""

unless you encapsulate it in double quotes as shown.

also it cannot build stlport-5.1 at all because it cant find stlport_prefix.h.
The old version has no such problem and the header does exist.

In the license file located at Compiler/LICENSE, there's the excerpt:

All the files in this package that are copyrighted by:

Walter Bright
Digital Mars
Symantec
SLR Systems

are licensed by the Boost Software License.

What I don't get is, does the compiler itself has any files whose copyright does not belongs to any of the four entities? I've found a few things here and there, mostly binary files and headers.
https://github.com/DigitalMars/Compiler/blob/master/dm/src/dmc/code_stub.h
https://github.com/DigitalMars/Compiler/blob/master/dm/src/dmc/msgs.h
https://github.com/DigitalMars/Compiler/blob/master/dm/src/dmc/tk/filespec.h

So ultimately I'd like to ask clarification whether or not the compiler is 100% BSL or only 95% or 90% and so on.

Fred J. Tydeman reports:

DMC has some issues with floating-point constants of the form
0000e-3

That is, numbers with just zeros and no '.' character

Hi,

when I try to build the compiler with make release I get an error about missing a D module which seems to be present in the source:

C:\examples\Compiler-master\dm\src\dmc>make release
make clean
del *.obj
del *.lnk
del *.sym
del *.dep
del *.def
del msgsx.exe
del optabgen.exe
del *.map
del *.tmp
del *.lst
del *.exp
del *.dbg
del *.res
del msgs.c msgs2.d msgs2.h msgs2.c elxxx.c cdxxx.c optab.c debtab.c fltables.c t
ytab.c

make scppn
make TARGET=SCPP OPT=-o "DEBUG= -DSTATIC= -Nc" LFLAGS=/noi/noe/map scppn.exe
c:\d\dmd2\windows\bin\dmd -c -betterC -noboundscheck -mv=dmd.backend=. -mv=tk=tk
 -version=SCPP  -O -release -inline  dblklst.d
.\code.d(16): Error: module `cc` is in file 'ddmd\backend\cc.d' which cannot be
read
import path[0] = c:\d\dmd2\windows\bin\..\..\src\phobos
import path[1] = c:\d\dmd2\windows\bin\..\..\src\druntime\import

--- errorlevel 1

--- errorlevel 1

--- errorlevel 1

C:\examples\Compiler-master\dm\src\dmc>

I've installed the D compiler in C:\D and the C/C++ compiler in c:\dmc using the D installer. And I've modified the makefile accordingly:

DMCDIR=c:\dmc\dm
DMDDIR=c:\d\dmd2