digitalmars.D.learn - Cant get hello.d to build:
- Andy Little (28/28) Mar 03 2007 Cant get hello.d to build:
- Tiberiu Gal (13/44) Mar 03 2007 do you have a main function in your hello.d ?
- Frits van Bommel (14/28) Mar 03 2007 Try unzipping both zip files directly to c:/digital_mars. IIRC both have...
- Andy Little (23/34) Mar 03 2007 Well. I've got a
- Bradley Smith (4/59) Mar 04 2007 Try
- Andy Little (5/10) Mar 04 2007 That worked... Thanks !
Cant get hello.d to build: Directory setup dmd.zip --> C:/digital_mars/dmd e.g dmd/dmd/bin --> C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin dmc.zip --> C:/digital_mars/dmc e.g dmc/dmc/bin --> C:/digital_mars/dmc/dm.bin Put hello.d in D:/projects/dmd/hello.d from D:/projects/dmd create batch file setting up PatH: " set PATH=C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin;c:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/bin;c:/digital_mars/dmc/dm/bin " from D:/projects/dmd, (After running path setup batch file) On running command D:\Projects\dmd>dmd hello.d C:\digital_mars\dmd\dmd\bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe hello,,,user32+kernel32/noi; Can't run 'C:\digital_mars\dmd\dmd\bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe', check PATH D:\Projects\dmd> (Object file hello.obj Is created ) in D:/projects/dmd/ linker is found : D:\Projects\dmd>link OPTLINK (R) for Win32 Release 7.50B1 Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989 - 2001 All Rights Reserved OPTLINK : Warning 23: No Stack OPTLINK : Warning 134: No Start Address What's the problem? regards Andy Little
Mar 03 2007
"Tiberiu Gal" <galtiberiu.backspace gmail.com>
do you have a main function in your hello.d ?
void main()
{
printf("hello world");
}
... because you need one :)
On Sat, 03 Mar 2007 14:42:49 +0200, Andy Little =
<andy servocomm.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
Cant get hello.d to build:
Directory setup
dmd.zip --> C:/digital_mars/dmd
e.g dmd/dmd/bin --> C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin
dmc.zip --> C:/digital_mars/dmc
e.g dmc/dmc/bin --> C:/digital_mars/dmc/dm.bin
Put hello.d in
D:/projects/dmd/hello.d
from D:/projects/dmd
create batch file setting up PatH:
"
set =
PATH=3DC:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin;c:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/bin;c:/digit=
al_mars/dmc/dm/bin
"
from D:/projects/dmd, (After running path setup batch file) On running=
=
command
D:\Projects\dmd>dmd hello.d
C:\digital_mars\dmd\dmd\bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe =
hello,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
Can't run 'C:\digital_mars\dmd\dmd\bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe', check P=
ATH
D:\Projects\dmd>
(Object file hello.obj Is created ) in D:/projects/dmd/
linker is found :
D:\Projects\dmd>link
OPTLINK (R) for Win32 Release 7.50B1
Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989 - 2001 All Rights Reserved
OPTLINK : Warning 23: No Stack
OPTLINK : Warning 134: No Start Address
What's the problem?
regards
Andy Little
-- =
Tiberiu Gal
Mar 03 2007
Andy Little wrote:Cant get hello.d to build: Directory setup dmd.zip --> C:/digital_mars/dmd e.g dmd/dmd/bin --> C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin dmc.zip --> C:/digital_mars/dmc e.g dmc/dmc/bin --> C:/digital_mars/dmc/dm.bin[snip]D:\Projects\dmd>dmd hello.d C:\digital_mars\dmd\dmd\bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe hello,,,user32+kernel32/noi; Can't run 'C:\digital_mars\dmd\dmd\bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe', check PATHTry unzipping both zip files directly to c:/digital_mars. IIRC both have a directory 'dm', but don't contain any conflicting files. Alternatively, edit your PATH environment variable to contain "c:\digital_mars\dmc\dmd\bin", or edit your sc.ini file to contain the lines: --- [Environment] LINKCMD="c:\digital_mars\dmc\dm\bin\link" --- (dmd looks for sc.ini in the current working directory, the directory specified by the HOME environment variable, and the directory dmd.exe is in -- in that order)
Mar 03 2007
Frits van Bommel Wrote:Andy Little wrote:<...>Cant get hello.d to build:Try unzipping both zip files directly to c:/digital_mars. IIRC both have a directory 'dm', but don't contain any conflicting files.Well. I've got a C:/digital_mars/dmc/dm/bin/( make.exe | lib.exe) and a C:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/bin(make.exe | lib.exe) FWIW I also have a C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin/make.exe. And the c and d ones seem to be different.Alternatively, edit your PATH environment variable to contain "c:\digital_mars\dmc\dmd\bin",Well, I have put that in the PATH in the batch file --> at the end.or edit your sc.ini file to contain the lines: --- [Environment] LINKCMD="c:\digital_mars\dmc\dm\bin\link"Tried this but no change in the error message... I have however found that if I execute link separately it builds OK. e.g ( batch file) " set PATH=C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin;c:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/bin;c:/digital_mars/dmc/dm/bin set LIB=C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/lib;c:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/lib;c:/digital_mars/dmc/dm/lib dmd -c hello.d link hello " I guess I'll have to live with that for the moment. Thanks for the replies. Regards Andy Little
Mar 03 2007
Andy Little wrote:Frits van Bommel Wrote:Try LINKCMD=c:\digital_mars\dmc\dm\bin\link.exe No quotes.Andy Little wrote:<...>Cant get hello.d to build:Try unzipping both zip files directly to c:/digital_mars. IIRC both have a directory 'dm', but don't contain any conflicting files.Well. I've got a C:/digital_mars/dmc/dm/bin/( make.exe | lib.exe) and a C:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/bin(make.exe | lib.exe) FWIW I also have a C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin/make.exe. And the c and d ones seem to be different.Alternatively, edit your PATH environment variable to contain "c:\digital_mars\dmc\dmd\bin",Well, I have put that in the PATH in the batch file --> at the end.or edit your sc.ini file to contain the lines: --- [Environment] LINKCMD="c:\digital_mars\dmc\dm\bin\link"Tried this but no change in the error message... I have however found that if I execute link separately it builds OK. e.g ( batch file) " set PATH=C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/bin;c:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/bin;c:/digital_mars/dmc/dm/bin set LIB=C:/digital_mars/dmd/dmd/lib;c:/digital_mars/dmd/dm/lib;c:/digital_mars/dmc/dm/lib dmd -c hello.d link hello " I guess I'll have to live with that for the moment. Thanks for the replies. Regards Andy Little
Mar 04 2007
Bradley Smith Wrote: <...>Try LINKCMD=c:\digital_mars\dmc\dm\bin\link.exe No quotes.That worked... Thanks ! regards Andy Little
Mar 04 2007