Re: Do not write object file?
Actually what I mean is once the compilation is done, the object file will be automatically removed. So I guess this is my misunderstanding of "dmd -o-". No problem, then. On 5/17/2012 6:09 PM, "Aleksandar Ružičić" " wrote: > On Thursday, 17 May 2012 at 10:16:38 UTC, Andre Tampubolon wrote: >> Every time I compile a D code, an .obj file is generated. >> Is there any to prevent that? >> >> I tried "dmd -o- hello.d". Indeed there's no obj file. And no >> executable, too. >> >> Maybe this is a bug? > > If you don't want object files to be generated (actually they must be > generated in order for linker to build exe) compile with rdmd (it will > put object files in a temp directory so your project folder is kept clean): > > rdmd --build-only (dmd parameter here) main.d > > also rdmd will take care of your dependencies so you just have to pass > it your "main" file.
Re: Do not write object file?
On Thursday, 17 May 2012 at 10:16:38 UTC, Andre Tampubolon wrote: Every time I compile a D code, an .obj file is generated. Is there any to prevent that? I tried "dmd -o- hello.d". Indeed there's no obj file. And no executable, too. Maybe this is a bug? If you don't want object files to be generated (actually they must be generated in order for linker to build exe) compile with rdmd (it will put object files in a temp directory so your project folder is kept clean): rdmd --build-only (dmd parameter here) main.d also rdmd will take care of your dependencies so you just have to pass it your "main" file.
Re: Do not write object file?
The linker makes exe from obj.
Do not write object file?
Every time I compile a D code, an .obj file is generated. Is there any to prevent that? I tried "dmd -o- hello.d". Indeed there's no obj file. And no executable, too. Maybe this is a bug?
