Is there a way to define a library to link inside d source? I
can't find anything about it.
IMHO it would very useful for deimos libraries or curl. So when
you import a library, it has embedded the linking instruction.
For import we write:
import std.stdio;
That means "more or less": look for std/stdio.d inside search
directories.
Why not then:
import_lib curl; // or other kw
It should mean link libcurl on linux, curl.dll on windows and so
on.
Running code with rdmd will not need any extra configuration.
Using version we can link right library (debug/release/etc).
Writing:
dmd hello_world.d -L-lcurl
sounds me like we have to write:
dmd hello_world.d -I"std/stdio.d" -I"std/curl.d" -L-lcurl
To import "headers"
