On Sunday, 25 February 2024 at 21:48:01 UTC, DUser wrote:
Did you remove the "#include <windows.h>" directive from your
wrapper module?
No,and yes,now :)
It compiles and runs as expected,another send mail example also
works great.
To summary,to write a reminder to myself,and a very simple
reference to anybody who may encounter this issue and try to fix
it---
Environment:Windows 10 64bit,DMD 2.106,VS Community 2019.
1.Modify curl.h as described above;
2.D wrapper file curl_d.c to curl.h:
#include <stdio.h>
//in my system include string.h is required,
//otherwise dmd complains strlen and memcpy is not defined
#include <string.h>
//in my system #include <curl/curl.h> dosn't work,although
//curl ,curl/include,curl/lib is already in system enviroment
path
//provide curl.h path relative to this wrapper
#include "include/curl/curl.h"
3.main.c source file:
#include <stdio.h>
#include "curl_d.c"
int main(void){ return 0;}
4.compile with :dmd -m64 main.c curl_d.c curl.lib
That is it.
5.main.d source file:
import core.stdc.stdio;
import curl_d;
//otherwise 2 printf candidates conflict in my system
alias printf=core.stdc.stdio.printf;.
int main(){ return 0;}
6.compile with dmd:dmd -m64 main.d curl_d.c curl.lib
