I'm running into some inexplicable linker errors when trying to
compile a project. I've tried two command lines to compile the
project that I thought were equivalent except for the names of
the output files:
// emptymain.d:
void main(){}
// test.d:
unittest {
double[double] weights = [1:
On Monday, 29 October 2012 at 20:56:02 UTC, dsimcha wrote:
My real question, though, is why should the order of these
files on the command line matter and does this suggest a
compiler or linker bug?
What exactly are the errors you are getting? My first guess would
be templates (maybe the prec
The mesasges are below. The exact messages are probably not
useful but I included them since you asked. I meant to specify,
though, that they're all "undefined reference" messages.
Actually, none of these issues occur at all when compilation of
the two files is done separately, regardless of
On 10/29/2012 10:24 PM, dsimcha wrote:
The mesasges are below. The exact messages are probably not useful but
I included them since you asked. I meant to specify, though, that
they're all "undefined reference" messages.
Actually, none of these issues occur at all when compilation of the two
On Monday, 29 October 2012 at 20:56:02 UTC, dsimcha wrote:
My real question, though, is why should the order of these
files on the command line matter and does this suggest a
compiler or linker bug?
This would be a bug. Recently this was closed since the example
is working.
http://d.puremag
On 10/29/2012 9:56 PM, dsimcha wrote:
I'm running into some inexplicable linker errors when trying to compile
a project. I've tried two command lines to compile the project that I
thought were equivalent except for the names of the output files:
// emptymain.d:
void main(){}
// test.d:
unitt
