Thanks that was perfect.
Also I am aware of the use of the 64bit numbers. Thank you for
pointing it out though.
sorry thats:
struct examplestruct {int* array;}
int numar[50];
examplestruct parameters;
parameters.array = numuar;
When I do that I get type conflictions. Error: cannot implicitly
convert expression (numar) of type int[50] to int*...
I am not sure what setup I need to have here. Anyone know w
= numuar;
When I do that I get type conflictions. Error: cannot implicitly
convert expression (numar) of type long[50] to long*...
I am not sure what setup I need to have here. Anyone know whats
up?
Thanks! -Harpo
Thanks! that was perfect.
-Harpo
just printf is works. When I have writeln it
segfaults.
This fails
import std.stdio;
extern (C) void main(){
writeln("Does it work?");
}
This works
import core.stdc.stdio;
extern (C) void main(){
printf("Works");
}
===
Any one know whats up? Thanks!
-Harpo
Hello. For the past week or so I have been trying to get some
form of SDL with D. It seems that every tutorial I find is either
deprecated or incompatible with my system. Currently I am trying
to setup the SDL part of https://github.com/DerelictOrg. However
I cannot get it to run. I have follow
Hello all! I am having trouble running a program I am writing
without using a script. Here is what I am using to compile.
dmd main.d fileloader.d tokenizer.d globals.d namefunctions.d
misc.d math.d questions.d functions.d -L-ldl -gc
Then in a runner script I have this.
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./ma
Perfect Thanks!
Hello all! I am having trouble with using a c++ shared object
file with D.
I am running Linux Mint 32 bit. I am using the 32 bit version of
DMD.
For some reason any extra variables I pass to the C++ function
have the value 0.
Even when I specifically pass it something else.
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