• Stephen Jones (3/3) May 20 2013 I have been reading the linker mangling stuff and apparently DMC
• Walter Bright (2/5) May 23 2013 I don't know what SDL is. Why not give it a try?
• Codedude (4/7) Jun 14 2014 have you really tried it to see?
• Eva Smith (14/14) Sep 11 2014 Most libraries can be compiled to DLL files, in fact

"Stephen Jones" <siwenjo gmail.com> writes:

I have been reading the linker mangling stuff and apparently DMC 
uses the same mangling scheme as VC 6 through to 10. Does this 
mean that SDL code for VC will compile natively in DMC?

Walter Bright <newshound2 digitalmars.com> writes:

On 5/20/2013 2:55 PM, Stephen Jones wrote:
 I have been reading the linker mangling stuff and apparently DMC uses the same
 mangling scheme as VC 6 through to 10. Does this mean that SDL code for VC will
 compile natively in DMC?

I don't know what SDL is. Why not give it a try?

"Codedude" <hotorhotmess gmail.com> writes:

On Monday, 20 May 2013 at 21:55:07 UTC, Stephen Jones wrote:
 I have been reading the linker mangling stuff and apparently 
 DMC uses the same mangling scheme as VC 6 through to 10. Does 
 this mean that SDL code for VC will compile natively in DMC?


have you really tried it to see?




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"Eva Smith" <seo ati-erp.com> writes:

Most libraries can be compiled to DLL files, in fact
that's often the default.  DMD/Optlink can use DLL files created
by
other tool chains just fine. If an import library in the correct
format
is not available, just use implib or coffimplib to create one.
No problem.

Some of the D bindings for C libraries include build scripts for
building the library with DMC, to allow for static linking with D
programs.  Most don't, but you can still get by just fine with
the DLL
build of the library.

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