On Thursday, 13 August 2015 at 22:15:47 UTC, rumbu wrote:
On Thursday, 13 August 2015 at 20:30:35 UTC, learn wrote:
btw - i still want to use D in VS 2015 only.
You can use D in VS 2015 for building standard 32 bit
executables. Trying to build mscoff executables (32 or 64 bit)
will lead to various errors like the one you posted. You can
easily fix the paths in sc.ini, but this will lead to other
linking errors, because MS has changed the C std libs in VS
2015.
Uncheck "Use MS-COFF object file format..." in Project
Configuration/Compiler/Output and use x86 as platform target in
Visual Studio and it should work fine.
Anyway, adapting D toolchain to VS2015/Win10 is work in
progress, probably the next version will fully support VS2015:
https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/druntime/pull/1341
Note to the "Warmest Welcome Group Ever": I'm also using only
VS2015 on my tablet, I don't have enough space to keep 2 VS
versions.
And an extract from the installation page:
"... The generated object code is in MS-COFF and is meant to be
used with the Microsoft Visual Studio 10 or *later* compiler"."
Not later than Visual Studio 13.
yup - but on other pages visuald is advertised. when you order
aspirin you don't want get GABA. i think it is a QS thing - when
you release you look at all the advertisements.
btw, i need 64bit and your lovely beer (not meant jokingly)
