Hello!
I just installed LDC on Debian from the repository and tried out to compile a
simple Hello World program:
> import tango.io.Stdout;
> int main(char[][] argv) {
> Stdout("Hello world!");
> return 0;
> }
Looks simlpe enough, but when running "ldc main.d" the following error is
printed:
On 25/03/10 15:02, qwesx wrote:
Hello!
I just installed LDC on Debian from the repository and tried out to compile a
simple Hello World program:
import tango.io.Stdout;
int main(char[][] argv) {
Stdout("Hello world!");
return 0;
}
Looks simlpe enough, but when running "ldc main.d" the
Robert Clipsham Wrote:
> Try this:
> $ ldc -L-L/usr/lib/d -L-ltango-base-ldc -L-ltango-user-ldc main.d
>
> If that works you need to make sure these -L's are included in yout
> ldc.conf (I'm not sure where this is in the debian packages, probably
> /etc/ldc.conf, /etc/ldc/ldc.conf or /usr/bin/l
On 25/03/10 15:34, qwesx wrote:
Robert Clipsham Wrote:
Try this:
$ ldc -L-L/usr/lib/d -L-ltango-base-ldc -L-ltango-user-ldc main.d
If that works you need to make sure these -L's are included in yout
ldc.conf (I'm not sure where this is in the debian packages, probably
/etc/ldc.conf, /etc/ldc/l
On Thu, 25 Mar 2010 11:34:15 -0400, qwesx wrote:
> Robert Clipsham Wrote:
>
>> Try this:
>> $ ldc -L-L/usr/lib/d -L-ltango-base-ldc -L-ltango-user-ldc main.d
>>
>> If that works you need to make sure these -L's are included in yout
>> ldc.conf (I'm not sure where this is in the debian packages,
