On 7/17/2014 7:01 PM, Dean wrote:
Not even sure if its a tango problem. Dmd doesn't seem to be
picking up the path that I specify with -I. Perhaps the mechanics
of module loading is not as simple as I imagine. I initially
thought its a permission problem, but that is not the case.
What does your tango source tree look like? Is it a) or b)?
a) /usr/include/dmd/tango/io/Stdout.d
b) /usr/include/dmd/tango/tango/io/Stdout.d
When you pass -I/usr/include/dmd/tango, then it needs to look like b).
If it's a), then you should pass -I/usr/include/dmd. The reason is that
'tango' is the top-level package directory. Its *parent* directory needs
to be on the import path.
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