On 06/21/2012 07:48 PM, Anonymous wrote:
So I really think improvements could be made on how you link your code when compiling it with DMD...I want to have the complete control over which libraries i link my program to... Actually, i'm not yet planning on using either phobos or tango. (I would maybe use one of those when i notice, that one of those libraries offers something that i would like to use, because otherwise my executable file would unnecessarily blow up in size, right?) So I ended up downloading the zip-archive of DMD and extracting only the parts i need: - Windows DMD without any lib files (only the contents of the \windows\bin\ folder) - druntime (object.d, ...) The folder which was the \windows\bin\ folder is now my main DMD folder I changed the sc.ini file so that it now only - looks for lib files in an empty "lib" folder i created inside this main DMD folder - imports the druntime source files (i exported everything inside /src/druntime/src/ into an "import" folder inside the main DMD folder and renamed object_.d to object.d) Now when i try to compile a file with only - a module name declaration - and an empty void main(){} function (without extern linking) it says: OPTLINK : Warning 23: No Stack Error 42: Symbol Undefined _main Error 42: Symbol Undefined __acrtused_con OPTLINK : Warning 134: No Start Address I would really like seeing this working... ...
If linking in the runtime is disabled explicitly, linker errors are to be expected.
