• quakkels (12/12) Aug 01 2014 Hello D'ers,
• Rainer Schuetze (9/19) Aug 02 2014 Your request.d should declare the full module name including the package...
• quakkels (2/6) Aug 02 2014 Thank you for that tip! After a fair bit of frustration (and your

"quakkels" <_ example.com> writes:

Hello D'ers,

I've been really impressed with Visual D and I've decided to 
undertake my first D project using Visual D in Visual Studio 
2012. However, I've had trouble trying to figure out how to link 
a static library.

I've outlined my situation in this Stack Overflow question.

     
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25071649/how-to-link-to-packages-in-static-libraries-using-visual-d

I would very much appreciate any insight into what I can do to 
correct the described behavior.

Thanks,
quakkels

Rainer Schuetze <r.sagitario gmx.de> writes:

On 02.08.2014 04:43, quakkels wrote:
 Hello D'ers,

 I've been really impressed with Visual D and I've decided to undertake
 my first D project using Visual D in Visual Studio 2012. However, I've
 had trouble trying to figure out how to link a static library.

 I've outlined my situation in this Stack Overflow question.

 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25071649/how-to-link-to-packages-in-static-libraries-using-visual-d


 I would very much appreciate any insight into what I can do to correct
 the described behavior.

 Thanks,
 quakkels

Your request.d should declare the full module name including the package:

module codecramlib.http.request;

Then import it with this name from package.d:

import codecramlib.http.request;

When you get to the link stage, you'll probably run into undefined 
symbols: you'll have to add a dependency in the "Project Dependencies" 
dialog to add the static library to the linker command line of the 
executable.

"quakkels" <_ example.com> writes:

 When you get to the link stage, you'll probably run into 
 undefined symbols: you'll have to add a dependency in the 
 "Project Dependencies" dialog to add the static library to the 
 linker command line of the executable.

Thank you for that tip! After a fair bit of frustration (and your 
help) I've finally got it working!