Jonathan M Davis wrote:
Unfortunately, in order to be able to use D where I work, I'd have to be able to link the D code with C/C++ code which has been built with Visual Studio and its compiler and linker. And, if I understand correctly, that means that the D code has to be linked with Microsoft's linker. If that's a misunderstanding on my part, then linking D with Microsoft's linker would be unnecessary, and dmc should do the job just fine (though only needing the one C/C++ linker over two would still be an improvement). But as I understand it, any C or C++ code which is going to be used with D code in Windows has to have been built with dmc.
This actually used to be possible with dmc, but Microsoft has repeatedly changed formats (some of them are secret, too) and I gave up endlessly chasing those changes.
