• news.digitalmars.com (29/29) Nov 15 2004 I have a module "main.d" in which I import:
• Ant (7/8) Nov 15 2004 it might not be it but make sure you have the module definition
• Regan Heath (7/34) Nov 15 2004 I suspect graphics.d contains "module graphics.graphics;" and changing
• news.digitalmars.com (5/5) Nov 15 2004 As per Ant's suggestion, I added the following to the top of "graphics.d...

"news.digitalmars.com" <gtbass studiotekne.com> writes:

I have a module "main.d" in which I import:

    import std.c.windows.windows;
    import graphics.graphics;

and my source tree looks like this (brackets indicate directories):

    [src]
        main.d
        [graphics]
            graphics.d

When I attempt to compile main.d:

    dmd main graphics\graphics
    graphics\graphics.d: module graphics module and package
    have the same name

This error message seems unusual, since windows.d has the same name as 
package windows.  However, I tried changing the package name to:

    import std.c.windows.windows;
    import gfx.graphics;

and changed the source tree to:

    [src]
        main.d
        [gfx]
            graphics.d

When I attempt to compile:

    dmd main gfx\graphics
    main.d(9): module graphics is in multiply defined

I'm confused how this should be done.  What is the appropriate argument 
syntax to compile main.d with dmd?  Can graphics.d be in a package called 
graphics?

Thanks,
Garett 

Ant <Ant_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <cnb3tu$kg0$1 digitaldaemon.com>, news.digitalmars.com says...
    main.d(9): module graphics is in multiply defined

it might not be it but make sure you have the module definition
on all source files, like:

module something;

that help the compiler to figure out what is the real problem.

if you try it, please let us know if it was that.

Ant

Regan Heath <regan netwin.co.nz> writes:

On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 14:36:36 -0600, news.digitalmars.com 
<gtbass studiotekne.com> wrote:
 I have a module "main.d" in which I import:

     import std.c.windows.windows;
     import graphics.graphics;

 and my source tree looks like this (brackets indicate directories):

     [src]
         main.d
         [graphics]
             graphics.d

 When I attempt to compile main.d:

     dmd main graphics\graphics
     graphics\graphics.d: module graphics module and package
     have the same name

 This error message seems unusual, since windows.d has the same name as
 package windows.  However, I tried changing the package name to:

     import std.c.windows.windows;
     import gfx.graphics;

 and changed the source tree to:

     [src]
         main.d
         [gfx]
             graphics.d

 When I attempt to compile:

     dmd main gfx\graphics
     main.d(9): module graphics is in multiply defined

 I'm confused how this should be done.  What is the appropriate argument
 syntax to compile main.d with dmd?  Can graphics.d be in a package called
 graphics?

I suspect graphics.d contains "module graphics.graphics;" and changing 
that to "module gfx.graphics;" would fix it.


Regan

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"news.digitalmars.com" <gtbass studiotekne.com> writes:

As per Ant's suggestion, I added the following to the top of "graphics.d":

    module graphics.graphics;

That solved my problem!

Many thanks,
Garett