Hello everyone,
once again, I am here for your help. My last questions were
answered really competently so I try again. :P
So, maybe this is a stupid question, but I have read a lot about
Bindings to C and C++ libraries for D. For example the Derelict
project (or now [BindBC](https://github.com/BindBC/bindbc-sfml))
is full of them. Now I wanted to use the SMFL2 dynamic bindings.
In my head this works like this:
1. I create a project called sfmltest
2. I have to get the original SFML2 from somewhere
3. I have to place some already compiled SFML2 files somewhere in
the sfmltest project
4. I have to add the BindBC-SFML dependencies to the sfmltest
project
5. I have to load the compiled SFML2 files from within my D code
6. I can use the bindings.
But as you see, my idea about the whole workflow is pretty vague.
- What files do I really need from SFML2?
- Where do I have to store the files from SFML2?
- How can I tell the D compiler where to find those SFML2 files?
- Is the overall idea I have about those bindings correct at all?
- How do dynamic bindings and static bindings differ from each
other?
Is there a good resource to learn about those bindings? I
currently skim through the books "Web Development in D" and "D
Cookbook" and there are also mentions of bindings in them, but
they assume I know what I am doing, what I am not. :D
I hope this question or the array of questions to be real is not
too stupid.
Thanks in advance and have a nice weekend!
eXodiquas
