Am Fri, 14 Apr 2017 13:03:22 +0000 schrieb DRex <armstrong...@hotmail.com>:
> On Friday, 14 April 2017 at 12:01:39 UTC, DRex wrote: > > > > the -r option redirects the linked object files into another > > object file, so the point being I can pass a D object and a C > > object to the linker and produce another object file. > > > > As for linking D files, do you mean passing the druntime > > libraries to ld? I used gdc -v and it gave me a whole bunch of > > info, it showed the an entry 'LIBRARY_PATH' which contains the > > path to libgphobos and libgdruntime as well as a whole bunch of > > other libs, i'm assuming that is what you are telling me to > > pass to the linker? > > I have tried passing libgphobos2.a and libgdruntime.a (and at one > point every library in the folder I found those two libs in) to > ld to link with my D source, but it still throws a billion > 'undefined reference' errors. > > I really need help here, I have tried so many different things > and am losing my mind trying to get this to work. > > the problem I have with passing the -r option to ld through gdc > is that -Wl is looking for libgcc_s.a which doesnt even exist on > the computer, which is annoying GDC should generally only need to link to -lgdruntime (and -lgphobos if you need it). However, if you really link using ld you'll have to provide the C startup files, -lc and similar stuff for C as well, which gets quite complicated. You'll have to post the exact commands you used and some of the missing symbol names so we can give better answers. -- Johannes