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reply Evan McClanahan <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> writes:
I'm trying to build some of Pavel(evilone)'s SDL and openGL code, but I 
can't seem to get the complier to see it to compile it.  Nothing works, 
not -I on the command line, nor in sc.ini.  I tried copying the .d files 
  into src/phobos, and the libs into dmd/lib, but that's a bad solution, 
and doesn't entirely work in any case.  I realize that this is an idiot 
question, but could someone please quickly walk me through the process 
of building something that includes modules other than phobos?

Evan
Oct 07 2002
next sibling parent Evan McClanahan <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> writes:
Evan McClanahan wrote:

 I'm trying to build some of Pavel(evilone)'s SDL and openGL code, but I 
 can't seem to get the complier to see it to compile it.  Nothing works, 
 not -I on the command line, nor in sc.ini.  I tried copying the .d files 
  into src/phobos, and the libs into dmd/lib, but that's a bad solution, 
 and doesn't entirely work in any case.  I realize that this is an idiot 
 question, but could someone please quickly walk me through the process 
 of building something that includes modules other than phobos?


Could someone please give me a hint here?  Nothing is working for me. 
There's no documentation to read through.  I don't know what DMD is 
expecting.  I literally cannot say 'dmd testgl -Ic:\evan\DSDL 
moreflasg...' and get it to see the SDL.d file that's sitting at 
c:\evan\DSDL\SDL.d.  I don't get it.  I've tried all of the permutations 
that I can think of. Several syntaxes on the command line, and in 
sc.ini.  Quoted and unquoted.  the DM linker displays the same behavior. 
Any help would be appreciated, as I'm really really stuck on this.

Evan
Oct 07 2002
prev sibling parent reply "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:
Given a file hello.d, what happens when you type:

    dmd hello.d

Exactly what error message?

"Evan McClanahan" <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> wrote in message
news:ans3hn$rcg$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 I'm trying to build some of Pavel(evilone)'s SDL and openGL code, but I
 can't seem to get the complier to see it to compile it.  Nothing works,
 not -I on the command line, nor in sc.ini.  I tried copying the .d files
   into src/phobos, and the libs into dmd/lib, but that's a bad solution,
 and doesn't entirely work in any case.  I realize that this is an idiot
 question, but could someone please quickly walk me through the process
 of building something that includes modules other than phobos?

 Evan
Oct 12 2002
parent reply Evan McClanahan <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> writes:
Walter wrote:

 Given a file hello.d, what happens when you type:
 
     dmd hello.d
 
 Exactly what error message?


nothing, it that case.  However, if hello.d has the line:
import world;

and world.d is in, say, the parent directory(here C:\abspath\dir\), 
there's no way, it seems to get all of the DMD versions that I've dled 
to see it.  I tried all of the ways that I could think of:

dmd hello.d
Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

dmd hello.d -I..
Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

dmd hello.d -I..\
Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

dmd hello.d -Ic:\abspath\
Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

dmd hello.d -Ic:\\abspath
Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

dmd hello.d -I'c:\abspath'
Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

dmd hello.d -I"c:\abspath"
Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

etc. All of the permutations of the above that I could think of, and all 
of them tried in sc.ini as well.  Dunno what I'm doing wrong, but 
nothing seems to work, and projects larger than one or two files are 
more or less impossible.

Evan
Oct 24 2002
parent "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:
Try removing the DFLAGS line from sc.ini. -Walter

"Evan McClanahan" <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> wrote in message
news:ap95go$5fo$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 Walter wrote:

 Given a file hello.d, what happens when you type:

     dmd hello.d

 Exactly what error message?


 nothing, it that case.  However, if hello.d has the line:
 import world;

 and world.d is in, say, the parent directory(here C:\abspath\dir\),
 there's no way, it seems to get all of the DMD versions that I've dled
 to see it.  I tried all of the ways that I could think of:

 dmd hello.d
 Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

 dmd hello.d -I..
 Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

 dmd hello.d -I..\
 Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

 dmd hello.d -Ic:\abspath\
 Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

 dmd hello.d -Ic:\\abspath
 Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

 dmd hello.d -I'c:\abspath'
 Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

 dmd hello.d -I"c:\abspath"
 Error: Error reading file 'world.d'

 etc. All of the permutations of the above that I could think of, and all
 of them tried in sc.ini as well.  Dunno what I'm doing wrong, but
 nothing seems to work, and projects larger than one or two files are
 more or less impossible.

 Evan
Oct 28 2002