On 7/21/2011 3:21 PM, ray96_28...@yahoo.com wrote:
DFL and D are both installed properly. How do I fix this?
I'd first test that you can compile, link, and run a simple "hello world"
program:
import std.stdio;
void main() { writeln("hello world"); }
This means at least the compiler is installed correctly.
Next, the problem you're having is undefined symbols from the linker. I don't
know dfl, but this is most likely because the dfl library is not listed on the
command line to dmd.
For example, one of the undefined symbols is:
Error 42: Symbol Undefined _D3dfl9statusbar12__ModuleInfoZ
^^^ ^^^^^^^^^
means that the .obj file resulting from compiling dfl\statusbar.d is not
specified to the linker. Such a .obj file is probably part of a dfl library,
probably named dfl.lib.
To specify linking with a library file such as dfl.lib:
dmd foo.d dfl.lib
where foo.d is your source file, and dfl.lib is the library needed to link
against.
