PyD provides seamless interoperability between Python and the D programming language.
To use with dub, either specify the relevant subConfiguration for your python version,
or run source pyd_set_env_vars.sh <your python> on linux or
pyd_set_env_vars.bat <your python> on windows to set the relevant environment variables
and use the env subConfiguration.
These scripts can be run from any directory, but to facilitate using PyD as a dependency
pulled from the dub registry you can run dub run pyd:setup to copy them to the current
directory for use, e.g. given you are in the current directory of a package that depends
on pyd, run dub run pyd:setup followed by source pyd_set_env_vars.sh, then build
your package as normal.
CPython 2.6+
- DMD, LDC fe2.065+
- GDC fe2.065+, embedding only (GDC still doesn't have shared library support!)
Note all D compilers are based on DMD's front end, so while LDC and GDC have their own versioning schemes, I only pay attention to the front end version.
