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reply Sam Hu <samhudotsamhu gmail.com> writes:
So far I experenced with DWT2 built by rake,many problems met during the
trial.say I can not compile an app which include more than one module,and can
not compie an app with bsss...

So may I ask whether there is an alternative one can build the dwt2 with DSSS
just like DWT3.4.x?

Btw,which version the latest of Tango does DWT2 support?When is it supposed to
release DWT2 for phbobos2?

Thanks a million.
Sam
May 22 2009
next sibling parent Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:
Sam Hu schrieb:

 So far I experenced with DWT2 built by rake,many problems met during
 the trial.say I can not compile an app which include more than one
 module,and can not compie an app with bsss...
 
 So may I ask whether there is an alternative one can build the dwt2
 with DSSS just like DWT3.4.x?


At the moment i have very limited time for dwt. Perhaps you can come up
with a solution.


 
 Btw,which version the latest of Tango does DWT2 support?When is it
 supposed to release DWT2 for phbobos2?


I use tango svn rev 4456.

For phobos2 support, I think i will wait for phobos users to help.
May 22 2009
prev sibling parent reply Kristoffer <khjelvi adsl.no> writes:
Sam Hu skrev:

 So far I experenced with DWT2 built by rake,many problems met during the
trial.say I can not compile an app which include more than one module,and can
not compie an app with bsss...
 
 So may I ask whether there is an alternative one can build the dwt2 with DSSS
just like DWT3.4.x?
 
 Btw,which version the latest of Tango does DWT2 support?When is it supposed to
release DWT2 for phbobos2?
 
 Thanks a million.
 Sam


I am using Tango bundle with Tango 0.99.8 and DMD 1.041 and running windows.

On windows you need to modify:

C:\dwt2\org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86\src\org\eclipse\swt\SWT.d

and remove all the .lib endings from within the version(build) clause.


Then run "rake swt"



When building an app with DSSS i use the following buildflags:

-L+dwt-base -Ic:\dwt2\imp -Jc:\dwt2\res -Sc:\dwt2\lib -full -gui
May 23 2009
parent reply Sam Hu <samhudotsamhu gmail.com> writes:
Kristoffer Wrote:


 I am using Tango bundle with Tango 0.99.8 and DMD 1.041 and running windows.
 
 On windows you need to modify:
 
 C:\dwt2\org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86\src\org\eclipse\swt\SWT.d
 
 and remove all the .lib endings from within the version(build) clause.
 
 
 Then run "rake swt"
 
 
 
 When building an app with DSSS i use the following buildflags:
 
 -L+dwt-base -Ic:\dwt2\imp -Jc:\dwt2\res -Sc:\dwt2\lib -full -gui



Thank you,thank you so much.This is the most valuable guideline I got ever
since I tried to use DWT2.
May 24 2009
parent reply Kristoffer <khjelvi adsl.no> writes:
Sam Hu skrev:

 Kristoffer Wrote:
 

 I am using Tango bundle with Tango 0.99.8 and DMD 1.041 and running windows.

 On windows you need to modify:

 C:\dwt2\org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86\src\org\eclipse\swt\SWT.d

 and remove all the .lib endings from within the version(build) clause.


 Then run "rake swt"



 When building an app with DSSS i use the following buildflags:

 -L+dwt-base -Ic:\dwt2\imp -Jc:\dwt2\res -Sc:\dwt2\lib -full -gui


 
 
 Thank you,thank you so much.This is the most valuable guideline I got ever
since I tried to use DWT2.
 
 


No problem mate :)

I used some time to figure this out to :)
May 24 2009
parent reply Sam Hu <samhudotsamhu gmail.com> writes:
To Kristoffer:

I tried and the dwt2 is compiled successfully,but the same problem that can not
compile app with DSSS ,nor can compile an app which include more than one
module.

Is is possible to pass me a copy of your compiled sets?I am as cuirous as
depressed what' the problem there.
Thanks a million.

Regards,
Sam
May 25 2009
parent reply Kristoffer <khjelvi adsl.no> writes:
Sam Hu skrev:

 To Kristoffer:
 
 I tried and the dwt2 is compiled successfully,but the same problem that can
not compile app with DSSS ,nor can compile an app which include more than one
module.
 
 Is is possible to pass me a copy of your compiled sets?I am as cuirous as
depressed what' the problem there.
 Thanks a million.
 
 Regards,
 Sam
 


This is my whole install process:



(Using the Tango bundle mentioned in my earlier post)

My "C:\dmd\bin\sc.ini" has the following:

[Environment]
LIB="% P%\..\lib"
DFLAGS="-I% P%\..\import" -version=Tango -defaultlib=tango-base-dmd 
-debuglib=tango-base-dmd-d -L+tango-user-dmd
LINKCMD=% P%\link.exe

----

I cloned the DWT2 repository with TortoiseHG:

Source Path: http://hg.dsource.org/projects/dwt2
Destination Path: c:\dwt2

Then I removed the .lib endings (like mentioned earlier) and did a
"rake base swt"

If you are using JFace you need "base swt equinox core jface" (haven't 
tested this)

Note: "rake" is used directly from the Ruby One-Click Installer without 
any configuration. You need to run rake from the c:\dwt2 directory since 
you get an rakefile not found error otherwise.

---

I am using "dsss-0.78-x86-windows.zip" and have made the following 
configurations in dsss:

changed the "profile=dmd-win" to "profile=dmd-win-tango" in 
"C:\dsss\etc\rebuild\default"

Searched for the two occurencies of "oneatatime" and set them to "no" in 
  "C:\dsss\etc\rebuild\dmd-win-tango".

---

For DWT2 you do not need to download the "dwt-win-importlibs.zip" like 
you do for DWT1 since they are part of the repository.

---

My Windows PATH variable includes the following:

C:\dmd\bin;C:\dsss\bin

---

Test your install by compiling the following source:

--- dwtWindow.d ---
module dwtWindow;

import org.eclipse.swt.all;

void main()
{
	Display display = new Display;
	Shell shell = new Shell(display);
	
	shell.open;
	
	while (!shell.isDisposed) {
		if (!display.readAndDispatch) {
			display.sleep;
		}
	}
			
	display.dispose;
}
--- END ---

Place a dsss.conf file in the project dir:

--- dsss.conf ---
[dwt_test.d]
buildflags += -L+dwt-base -Ic:\dwt2\imp -Jc:\dwt2\res -Sc:\dwt2\lib 
-full -gui
--- END ---

run "dsss build" from the project dir.

-----------------------

This works for me. If you have any other problems it is maybe because of 
some library that is not included or errors in the source code.
May 25 2009
parent reply Sam Hu <samhudotsamhu gmail.com> writes:
Still not passed.pity -:)
May 25 2009
parent reply Kristoffer <khjelvi adsl.no> writes:
Sam Hu skrev:

 Still not passed.pity -:)


what about "rake swtsnippets" ?

The first few snippets should build fine, then fail with an error in one 
of the later (because of some source error).

If this works, it shouldn't be anything wrong with your dwt2 install. 
Else I would remove all and start over.


I would then try to compile an console app with dsss (not DWT2).


Then I would try to compile the simple window with dsss like in my 
previous post (note: the first line in the dsss.conf file should be 
[dwtWindow.d] and not [dwt_test.d] like i wrote).



I don't think I can help you if this doesn't work, since I haven't got 
the error myself nor do I have a long experience with D :/ Sorry
May 25 2009
parent reply Sam Hu <samhudotsamhu gmail.com> writes:
Hi Kristoffer:

I can compile the DWT2 successfully by
rake all
including all the samples (swt/jFace,etc);

I can also do almost everything with dfl,dsss,arclib,gtkD...

except when using DWT2:
1.If I compile a program of my own (dwt2 app) ,the only way I can pass the
build is to save the source (say myprogram.d) in the swt- snippets folder with
all the other snippets samples together,and then build with :
rake swtsnippets[myprogram]
silly enough -:)

2.Even things work in 1,I can not build a dwt2 program which contains more than
one module;

3.Any try to build dwt2 program  with dsss build will cause an error.

I will try again later and post the entire error msg by then.

Thank you Kristoffer,thank you so much!

Sam
May 26 2009
parent reply Sam Hu <samhudotsamhu gmail.com> writes:
Build DWT2 success.
Build app with DSSS Erro message:

F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2>rake base swt equinox core jface
(in F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2)
Building dwt-base
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.osgi.osgi
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.osgi.supplement
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.equinox.common
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building com.ibm.icu
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.core.runtime
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.core.commands
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.core.databinding
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.core.databinding.beans
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.core.jobs
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.jface
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt
Building org.eclipse.jface.databinding
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
lib.exe  F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rsp > F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/olog.txt

F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2>cd ..

F:\DLang\TangoD>cd..

F:\DLang>cd dex

F:\DLang\DEx>cd d1ex

F:\DLang\DEx\D1Ex>dsss build dwtwindow.d
dwtWindow.d => dwtWindow
F:/DLang/tangoD/dsss/bin\..\include\d\java\lang\util.di(297): Error: file "org.e
clipse.swt.internal.SWTMessages.properties" cannot be found, check -Jpath
F:/DLang/tangoD/dsss/bin\..\include\d\java\lang\util.di(297): Error: cannot eval
uate opCall("","org.eclipse.swt.internal.SWTMessages.properties") at compile tim
e
F:/DLang/tangoD/dsss/bin\..\include\d\java\lang\util.di(206): Error: template in
stance java.lang.util.getImportData!("org.eclipse.swt.internal.SWTMessages.prope
rties") error instantiating
F:/DLang/tangoD/dsss/bin\..\include\d\org\eclipse\swt\internal\Compatibility.di(
206): Error: cannot evaluate opCall("","org.eclipse.swt.internal.SWTMessages.pro
perties") at compile time
Command F:\DLang\tangoD\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe returned with code 1, aborting.
Error: Command failed, aborting.

F:\DLang\DEx\D1Ex>
May 26 2009
parent reply Sam Hu <samhudotsamhu gmail.com> writes:
Build swtsnippets :

F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2>rake swtsnippets
(in F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2)
Building swtsnippets[Snippet10]
dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
OPTLINK (R) for Win32  Release 8.00.1
Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989-2004  All rights reserved.
zlib.lib
 Warning 2: File Not Found zlib.lib
org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86
 Warning 2: File Not Found org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86
F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
 Error 42: Symbol Undefined _inflateInit2_
F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
 Error 42: Symbol Undefined _inflateEnd
F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
 Error 42: Symbol Undefined _inflate
F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
 Error 42: Symbol Undefined _deflateEnd
F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
 Error 42: Symbol Undefined _deflate
--- errorlevel 5
rake aborted!
compile error
F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rakefile:276:in `buildApp'
(See full trace by running task with --trace)

F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2>
May 26 2009
next sibling parent Kristoffer <khjelvi adsl.no> writes:
It looks to me that the path's are configured incorrectly somewhere 
since you get the File not found error's.

Verify that the imp\, lib\, obj\ and res\ folders are inside your dwt2\ 
folder after the compile of dwt2 (they should be there automatically).

It also looks like it is some kind of problem with DMD's paths, since it 
should find the zlib.lib that resides inside it's own lib folder.
May 26 2009
prev sibling next sibling parent Kristoffer <khjelvi adsl.no> writes:
You could also try to write the full path inside "dmd\bin\sc.ini" 
instead of the "% P%\..\"
May 26 2009
prev sibling parent Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:
Sam Hu wrote:

 Build swtsnippets :
 
 F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2>rake swtsnippets
 (in F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2)
 Building swtsnippets[Snippet10]
 dmd.exe  F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2\rsp
 OPTLINK (R) for Win32  Release 8.00.1
 Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989-2004  All rights reserved.
 zlib.lib
  Warning 2: File Not Found zlib.lib
 org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86
  Warning 2: File Not Found org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86
 F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
  Error 42: Symbol Undefined _inflateInit2_
 F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
  Error 42: Symbol Undefined _inflateEnd
 F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
  Error 42: Symbol Undefined _inflate
 F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
  Error 42: Symbol Undefined _deflateEnd
 F:\DLang\tangoD\dmd\windows\bin\..\lib\tango-user-dmd.lib(ZlibStream)
  Error 42: Symbol Undefined _deflate
 --- errorlevel 5
 rake aborted!
 compile error
 F:/DLang/TangoD/dwt2/rakefile:276:in `buildApp'
 (See full trace by running task with --trace)
 
 F:\DLang\TangoD\dwt2>


Are you hitting this issue: 
http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2776 ?
May 26 2009