On 2012-04-26 01:51, Michel Fortin wrote:
On 2012-04-25 20:00:42 +0000, Jacob Carlborg <[email protected]> said:
I'm trying to compile DMD for the iPhone simulator. I've modified the
makefile to point to the files (SDK, g++ and so on) in
<path>/iPhoneSimulator.platform. DMD compiles successfully but when I
run DMD without any flags it prints:
"read error, errno = 2"
And then the regular usage information. When I try to compile a file
it says:
read error, errno = 2
read error, errno = 2
Error: cannot read file main.d
It turned out to be a problem with DMD. It had declared a type as
"unsigned int" instead of "size_t". stat.st_size appears to be 64bit in
the iPhone simulator SDK.
Then I got a new problem. When I compile druntime it complains about
conflicting module names. Somehow it seems the package name disappears.
Are you running it straight from the command line? I suspect libraries
in the simulator SDK need the simulator's environment to work, which is
a pile of undocumented things.
Yes, just as you can, I assume, with the compilers already present in
<path>/iPhoneSimulator.platform.
I'm also quite curious about what you're trying to achieve.
I was planning to try and run a D program in the iPhone simulator. As a
first step, I thought it would be much easier then running it on the
real device. The simulator runs 32bit code and not ARM.
If we eventual can run D program on iOS devices I'm pretty sure we also
want to run them on the simulator.
Can't hurt to try and see what it takes :)
--
/Jacob Carlborg
