• Oliver (10/10) May 11 2005 Hello !
• Andrew Fedoniouk (11/24) May 11 2005 As usual with C/C++
• Dejan Lekic (6/7) May 11 2005 Does it work on LINUX too?
• Walter (3/5) May 11 2005 Not yet.
• Lukas Pinkowski (12/29) May 11 2005 First of all:
• Oliver (8/18) May 11 2005 I did the following :dmd -d boing.d -L-lglfw

Oliver <Oliver_member pathlink.com> writes:

Hello !

I want to use a C library lib*.a that has been compiled with gcc
 I have 3 D-modules that declare all the functions in
the library like this :

version(Linux) {

extern(C):

}

..List of data types and functions ....

How do I compile and link if I want to make use of the library ?

regards, oliver

"Andrew Fedoniouk" <news terrainformatica.com> writes:

 I want to use a C library lib*.a that has been compiled with gcc...
 How do I compile and link if I want to make use of the library ?

As usual with C/C++

1) compile your library.
2) Link it in your D project using command line parameters or
3) use pragma(lib) in D source code:

pragma(lib, "imageio.lib");

Example:
http://www.terrainformatica.com/harmonia/imageio.d.zip
( DecodeImage using standard libPNG and libJPEG in D )

Andrew.

"Oliver" <Oliver_member pathlink.com> wrote in message 
news:d5t652$141g$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Hello !

 I want to use a C library lib*.a that has been compiled with gcc
 I have 3 D-modules that declare all the functions in
 the library like this :

 version(Linux) {

 extern(C):

 }

 ..List of data types and functions ....

 How do I compile and link if I want to make use of the library ?

 regards, oliver

 

Dejan Lekic <leka entropy.tmok.com> writes:

 3) use pragma(lib) in D source code:

Does it work on LINUX too?

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Dejan Lekic
  http://dejan.lekic.org
  

"Walter" <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

"Dejan Lekic" <leka entropy.tmok.com> wrote in message
news:d5tfic$1bqo$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 3) use pragma(lib) in D source code:

 Does it work on LINUX too?

Not yet.

Lukas Pinkowski <pinkowls informatik.uni-stuttgart.de> writes:

Oliver wrote:

 Hello !
 
 I want to use a C library lib*.a that has been compiled with gcc
  I have 3 D-modules that declare all the functions in
 the library like this :
 
 version(Linux) {
 
 extern(C):
 
 }
 
 ..List of data types and functions ....
 
 How do I compile and link if I want to make use of the library ?
 
 regards, oliver

First of all:
Do not compile the modules with the C-declarations!

There are basically two possibilities:

dmd yourapp.d ... -L-lyourlib

This will call gcc automagically, and link with libyourlib.a, (the
dots are your other object files)

or

dmd -c yourapp.d
gcc -o yourapp yourapp.o ... -lphobos -lyourlib

kind regards,

Lukas

Oliver <Oliver_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <d5t652$141g$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Oliver says...
Hello !

I want to use a C library lib*.a that has been compiled with gcc
 I have 3 D-modules that declare all the functions in
the library like this :

version(Linux) {

extern(C):

}

..List of data types and functions ....

How do I compile and link if I want to make use of the library ?

regards, oliver

I did the following :dmd -d boing.d -L-lglfw

But I should have done it this way :

dmd -d boing.d -L-lglfw -L-lglib -L-lglut -L-lXxf86vm

Because the other libs are required by glfw !?

That took quite some time - 

THX for all the answers

regards, Oliver