On Friday, 16 November 2012 at 00:11:19 UTC, Stugol wrote:
As to the module bug, I refer you to this error I just received
after trying to use D again after a long absence:
"Error 42: Symbol Undefined
_D8infinity8standard3api7windows12__ModuleInfoZ d:\Documents\Programming\WindowsApp1\WindowsApp1\"
That means the your custom module wasn't given on the final
command line.
The easiest way to build a D program is to put all your files on
the command line at once:
dmd main.d helper.d infinity/standard/api/windows.d [etc etc etc]
And it should then spit out a working executable without much
hassle. Any libraries you use should be on that command line too,
add the .libs as well as your .ds.
