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There is no standard module for the "C" language. This language is supported without the need to import a module.
The following modules are distributed with Aap:
Support for the "D" programming language.
With this module imported,
:program, :dll
and :lib commands
can be used as easily as with C or C++.
Adds support for GNU libtool, so that you can use it to build shared libraries in a portable manner. Automatically imported if you use a :ltlib command. This is a prerequisite for the KDE module.
Adds support for the Qt™ library from Trolltech™. This automatically searches for the Qt library in several likely places; see also the $QTDIR variable. Support is added for .ui (Qt Designer) files as sources, and for .moc (Qt Meta-Object system) as dependencies generated from header files.
Support for the "D" programming language. With this module imported,
:program, :dll
and :lib commands
can be used as easily as with C or C++. To customize compilation and
linking, the variables below can be filled. See also
Chapter 40, Standard Tools for supported D tools.
Table 39.1. Variables of the D module
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| $D_COMPILE_ACTION | Aap | When not empty, specifies the action name to be executed for compiling a D file into an object, dllobject or libobject file. See Chapter 30, Customizing Default Tools. |
| $D_BUILD_ACTION | Aap | When not empty, specifies the action name to be executed for building a program or library from object files compiled by a D compiler. A "buildaction" attribute on one of the object files is used before $D_BUILD_ACTION. See Chapter 30, Customizing Default Tools. |
| $D_BUILDDLL_ACTION | Aap | When not empty, specifies the action name to be executed for building a dynamic link library from object files compiled by a D compiler. A "buildaction" attribute on one of the object files is used before $D_BUILDDLL_ACTION. See Chapter 30, Customizing Default Tools. |
| $D_BUILDLIB_ACTION | Aap | When not empty, specifies the action name to be executed for building a static library from object files compiled by a D compiler. A "buildaction" attribute on one of the object files is used before $D_BUILDLIB_ACTION. See Chapter 30, Customizing Default Tools. |
| $D_BUILDONESTEP_ACTION | Aap | When not empty, specifies the action name to be executed for building a program directly from D source. See Chapter 30, Customizing Default Tools. |
| $D_BUILDDLLONESTEP_ACTION | Aap | When not empty, specifies the action name to be executed for building a dynamic link library directly from D source. See Chapter 30, Customizing Default Tools. |
| $D_BUILDLIBONESTEP_ACTION | Aap | When not empty, specifies the action name to be executed for building a static library directly from D source. See Chapter 30, Customizing Default Tools. |
| $DFLAGS | user | Compiler arguments passed to the D compiler. |
| $DLINKFLAGS | user | Arguments passed to the linker; in most cases libraries to link with. |
| $DIMPORT | user | Import directories used for the D compiler. Always use the "-Ipath" form and don't use it for other switches. A-A-P will convert it to what the compiler actually uses. This variable is also used when checking for dependencies. |
| $DVERSION | user | Version arguments passed to the D compiler. Always use the "-version=..." form, the tool will convert it to what the compiler actually uses. |
| $DDEBUG | user | Debug arguments passed to the D compiler. Always use the "-debug"/"-debug=..." form, the tool will convert it to what the compiler actually uses. To enable symbolic debug information, set the the $DEBUG to "yes". For other language independent debugging switches, like enabling profiling hooks, use $DFLAGS. |
| $DIMPLIB | user | If this variable is set to 'yes', an import library will be created when building a dll on the Windows platform. |