Sometimes a simple thing should be obvious but... // a.d module a;
int otherFunc();
main(){
otherFunc();
}
// myapp.d
import a;
int otherFunc(){
return(1);
}
Gives me an "unresolved external symbol" for otherFunc() in myapp.d
So, the compiler can see the reference but not the linker. I'm just
compiling myapp.d and don't explicitly compile a.d but IMO that
shouldn't make any difference.
Any idea what needs to be done? -- Robert M. Münch http://www.saphirion.com smarter | better | faster
