On 12/28/2014 3:01 AM, Derix wrote:
But of course ! I should have thought of this myself.
Subsequent question though : what is the -I option for ? The dmd
embedded help states
-Ipath where to look for imports
so I'd naively think it would work too, but it yields the same
error as above.
-I is for compile time, not link time. When the compiler is compling a
module, the compiler searches the import path for all the imported
modules, loads the files and parses them. This is how it knows which
symbols are available in the module it is currently compiling.
The compiler does not automatically compile imported modules, so the -I
switch has no impact on the linker. Any modules you actually import and
use still need to be passed for linking in some manner, either by
compiling all the modules at the same time, compiling each individually
with -c, linking with a library, or linking with individual object files.
