• Lloyd Dupont <lloyd galador.net> Nov 24 2002
• Evan McClanahan <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> Nov 25 2002
• "Lloyd Dupont" <lloyd galador.net> Nov 25 2002
• Evan McClanahan <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> Nov 25 2002

let's imagein I have a 'mydll.d' file.
how I create a DLL from it ?

I can't find... which LINK flag are used..

Lloyd Dupont wrote:
 let's imagein I have a 'mydll.d' file.
 how I create a DLL from it ?
 
 I can't find... which LINK flag are used..


There's a clear example of that in the D for windows page of the 
documentation.    I'd suggest that you look there first, and then come 
back if you still have any questions.

Evan

.... ??
the only example I found (in "D for win32" section) say what to write the
DllMain
but says nothing of the commands to invoke.

particularly how to link with a def file ?

for example in C with gcc I do:

'gcc -shared -o mydll.dll mydll.c'

to create a mydll.dll DLL file from a mydll.c file.


I have no idea what command line to invoke in D, and I didn't find the doc
either, could you, please, tell me in which section it is ?

"Evan McClanahan" <evan dontSPAMaltarinteractive.com> a écrit dans le
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 Lloyd Dupont wrote:
 let's imagein I have a 'mydll.d' file.
 how I create a DLL from it ?

 I can't find... which LINK flag are used..


 There's a clear example of that in the D for windows page of the
 documentation.    I'd suggest that you look there first, and then come
 back if you still have any questions.

 Evan

Lloyd Dupont wrote:
 .... ??
 the only example I found (in "D for win32" section) say what to write the
 DllMain
 but says nothing of the commands to invoke.
 
 particularly how to link with a def file ?
 
 for example in C with gcc I do:
 
 'gcc -shared -o mydll.dll mydll.c'
 
 to create a mydll.dll DLL file from a mydll.c file.
 
 
 I have no idea what command line to invoke in D, and I didn't find the doc
 either, could you, please, tell me in which section it is ?


you have to include the def file in the complation command:

dmd mydll mydll.def

or something like that.  It doesn't automatically go out and find the 
def file.

Evan