On Monday, 21 April 2014 at 19:40:01 UTC, Plorf wrote:
I downloaded the DMD Windows compiler, installed it in the default directory, added its location to the system path, restarted my computer and wrote a sample "hello, world" program, and it won't compile; instead it says "Error: cannot read file hello.d". My computer is 64-bit, if that matters at all. Can someone please explain how to get the DMD compiler to work or provide some links? This has really been frustrating me. Thanks.
Does `dmd` without any arguments print the usual kerfuffle (version, copyright, usage)? Could it be that the file is called "hello.d.txt" and the extension is hidden? What does `dir hello.d` say?
