I created a .d file having a class with the modules tag at the top and everything public. I put it in a dir and used the -I flag to include the path. When I import the file I get an undefined method.
1. Do I need to compile the .d file into a lib or can I just import the .d and have it included directly. This is easier so I don't have to recompile when switching compilers.(to gdc) 2. Do I have to mark anything extern in the module? In C/C++ one can just include the header, which contains code and it will work. In D, it seems like one has to link in the methods regardless? (at least when using the `imports <filename>`) What I'm looking for is to get D to include the module using the D file directly unless it exists in a lib file. (or at least compile to a lib file and include it behind the scenes) I'm also using dot notation. module/import MyModules.ThisModule; then the path looks like \Imports\MyModules\ThisModule.d. Not sure if this is the correct way to organize modules or not.
