On Sunday, 6 October 2013 at 19:44:16 UTC, Matt wrote:
I have noticed that a number of the current Windows C functions
are not in core.sys.windows.windows.d
I tried adding them to the module (after setting up source
control so I can roll back any errors I might make), and found
that Optlink wasn't finding the functions to resolve the
symbols to. How do I go about getting the libraries that have
the missing functionality, and once I have it, is it simply a
case of editing the above module to make them available?
Please see the following project for an updated binding to
Windows functions:
http://www.dsource.org/projects/bindings/wiki/WindowsApi
Typically you link to one of the distributed Windows DLLs via an
import library, e.g. you would pass "kernel32.lib" at the
command-line when calling DMD for any functions in the kernel32
DLL. kernel32.lib is the import lib, and it's distributed along
with DMD.
