• Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> Apr 14 2006
• "Derek Parnell" <derek psych.ward> Apr 15 2006
• Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> Apr 15 2006
• "Derek Parnell" <derek psych.ward> Apr 15 2006
• John C <johnch_atms hotmail.com> Apr 15 2006
• Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> Apr 15 2006
• Chris Nicholson-Sauls <ibisbasenji gmail.com> Apr 15 2006
• Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> Apr 15 2006
• Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> Apr 15 2006
• Deewiant <deewiant.doesnotlike.spam gmail.com> Apr 15 2006

Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> writes:

I have a file called HttpCommon.d where I am throwing code that needs to be
imported by a few files in my project. It contains an enum and a few
constants. When I try to to import it, I get the following error:

Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'

HttpCommon.d (in the same directory) contains:

//Common globals for HTTP

enum Protocol   {
        //Removed
}

static char[] getProtocolName(Protocol protocol)        {
        //Removed
}

static Protocol getProtocolByName(char[] name)  {
        //Removed
}

class StatusCode        {
        //Removed
}

What's going on? I don't understand how the compiler finds files, but I'm
thinking that's where it's going wrong.

"Derek Parnell" <derek psych.ward> writes:

On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 16:19:36 +1000, Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com>  
wrote:

 I have a file called HttpCommon.d where I am throwing code that needs to  
 be
 imported by a few files in my project. It contains an enum and a few
 constants. When I try to to import it, I get the following error:

 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'

 HttpCommon.d (in the same directory) contains:


There is a restriction in D in that one cannot have a module with the same  
name as the directory it appears in. The simple workaround is to rename  
one or the other.

-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia

Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> writes:

Derek Parnell wrote:

 On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 16:19:36 +1000, Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com>
 wrote:
 
 I have a file called HttpCommon.d where I am throwing code that needs to
 be
 imported by a few files in my project. It contains an enum and a few
 constants. When I try to to import it, I get the following error:

 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'

 HttpCommon.d (in the same directory) contains:


 There is a restriction in D in that one cannot have a module with the same
 name as the directory it appears in. The simple workaround is to rename
 one or the other.
 


hmmm, maybe I am misunderstanding, but the directory these files are in is
called "dhttp" (I'm on linux, so the path is really just ~/dhttp). The file
structure looks like this:

dhttp
        Request.d
        HttpCommon.d
        [other d files]
        Makefile

Does HttpCommon need to be in a subdirectory? I admit I find all this a
little confusing, Java handles things a little differently.

"Derek Parnell" <derek psych.ward> writes:

On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 18:27:44 +1000, Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com>  
wrote:

 Derek Parnell wrote:

 On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 16:19:36 +1000, Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com>
 wrote:

 I have a file called HttpCommon.d where I am throwing code that needs  
 to
 be
 imported by a few files in my project. It contains an enum and a few
 constants. When I try to to import it, I get the following error:

 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'

 HttpCommon.d (in the same directory) contains:


 There is a restriction in D in that one cannot have a module with the  
 same
 name as the directory it appears in. The simple workaround is to rename
 one or the other.


 hmmm, maybe I am misunderstanding, but the directory these files are in  
 is
 called "dhttp" (I'm on linux, so the path is really just ~/dhttp). The  
 file
 structure looks like this:

 dhttp
         Request.d
         HttpCommon.d
         [other d files]
         Makefile

 Does HttpCommon need to be in a subdirectory? I admit I find all this a
 little confusing, Java handles things a little differently.


Sorry, it was my misunderstanding (I rushed a reply as I was going out to  
see my football team play - they lost).

Have you tried the Build utility? It would avoid spelling mistakes like  
this.

-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia

John C <johnch_atms hotmail.com> writes:

Andrew Madigan wrote:
 I have a file called HttpCommon.d where I am throwing code that needs to be
 imported by a few files in my project. It contains an enum and a few
 constants. When I try to to import it, I get the following error:
 
 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'


You get this message if you haven't passed a file to the compiler.

dmd HttpCommon.d

 
 HttpCommon.d (in the same directory) contains:
 
 //Common globals for HTTP
 
 enum Protocol   {
         //Removed
 }
 
 static char[] getProtocolName(Protocol protocol)        {
         //Removed
 }
 
 static Protocol getProtocolByName(char[] name)  {
         //Removed
 }
 
 class StatusCode        {
         //Removed
 }
 
 What's going on? I don't understand how the compiler finds files, but I'm
 thinking that's where it's going wrong.

Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> writes:

John C wrote:

 Andrew Madigan wrote:
 I have a file called HttpCommon.d where I am throwing code that needs to
 be imported by a few files in my project. It contains an enum and a few
 constants. When I try to to import it, I get the following error:
 
 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'


 You get this message if you haven't passed a file to the compiler.
 
 dmd HttpCommon.d
 
 
 HttpCommon.d (in the same directory) contains:
 
 //Common globals for HTTP
 
 enum Protocol   {
         //Removed
 }
 
 static char[] getProtocolName(Protocol protocol)        {
         //Removed
 }
 
 static Protocol getProtocolByName(char[] name)  {
         //Removed
 }
 
 class StatusCode        {
         //Removed
 }
 
 What's going on? I don't understand how the compiler finds files, but I'm
 thinking that's where it's going wrong.




andymadigan andym:~/dhttp$ gdc -c Request.d HttpCommon.d
Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'

Note that HttpCommon.d does build fine.

Chris Nicholson-Sauls <ibisbasenji gmail.com> writes:

Andrew Madigan wrote:
 
 andymadigan andym:~/dhttp$ gdc -c Request.d HttpCommon.d
 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'
 
 Note that HttpCommon.d does build fine.


I have actually done almost this exactly same thing... multiple times.  You
have three 
'm's in HttpCommmon in Request.d line 5.

-- Chris Nicholson-Sauls

Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> writes:

Chris Nicholson-Sauls wrote:

 Andrew Madigan wrote:
 
 andymadigan andym:~/dhttp$ gdc -c Request.d HttpCommon.d
 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'
 
 Note that HttpCommon.d does build fine.


 I have actually done almost this exactly same thing... multiple times. 
 You have three 'm's in HttpCommmon in Request.d line 5.
 
 -- Chris Nicholson-Sauls


Wow, I need to stop making dumb posts to this forum, I must have looked at
that same line of code 50 times.

Andrew Madigan <amadigan gmail.com> writes:

Andrew Madigan wrote:

 Chris Nicholson-Sauls wrote:
 
 Andrew Madigan wrote:
 
 andymadigan andym:~/dhttp$ gdc -c Request.d HttpCommon.d
 Request.d:5: module HttpCommmon cannot read file 'HttpCommmon.d'
 
 Note that HttpCommon.d does build fine.


 I have actually done almost this exactly same thing... multiple times.
 You have three 'm's in HttpCommmon in Request.d line 5.
 
 -- Chris Nicholson-Sauls


 Wow, I need to stop making dumb posts to this forum, I must have looked at
 that same line of code 50 times.



Allright, now I'm getting a related error, there are two functions defined
in HttpCommon.d (they're global). I'm getting errors about multiple
definition. What should I do?

gdc HttpCommon.d  -o http Application.o HttpCommon.o http.o
InterruptableThread.o Request.o RequestThread.o RootApplication
.o StatusCode.o TestApp.o WebServer.o
HttpCommon.o: In function
`_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon15getProtocolNameFE10HttpCommon8ProtocolZAa
':HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x0):
 multiple definition of
`_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon15getProtocolNameFE10HttpCommon8ProtocolZAa'
/tmp/cccBIwTr.o:HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x0): first defined here
HttpCommon.o: In function
`_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon17getProtocolByNameFAaZE10HttpCommon8Protocol
':HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x5
e): multiple definition of
`_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon17getProtocolByNameFAaZE10HttpCommon8Protocol'
/tmp/cccBIwTr.o:HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x5e): first defined here
HttpCommon.o:(.rodata+0x14): multiple definition of
`_init_10HttpCommon10HttpCommon'
/tmp/cccBIwTr.o:(.rodata+0x14): first defined here
HttpCommon.o:(.rodata+0x28): multiple definition of
`_vtbl_10HttpCommon10HttpCommon'
/tmp/cccBIwTr.o:(.rodata+0x28): first defined here
HttpCommon.o:(.data+0x0): multiple definition of
`_Class_10HttpCommon10HttpCommon'
/tmp/cccBIwTr.o:(.data+0x0): first defined here
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [http] Error 1

Deewiant <deewiant.doesnotlike.spam gmail.com> writes:

Andrew Madigan wrote:
 Allright, now I'm getting a related error, there are two functions defined
 in HttpCommon.d (they're global). I'm getting errors about multiple
 definition. What should I do?
 
 gdc HttpCommon.d  -o http Application.o HttpCommon.o http.o
 InterruptableThread.o Request.o RequestThread.o RootApplication
 .o StatusCode.o TestApp.o WebServer.o
 HttpCommon.o: In function
 `_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon15getProtocolNameFE10HttpCommon8ProtocolZAa
 ':HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x0):
  multiple definition of
 `_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon15getProtocolNameFE10HttpCommon8ProtocolZAa'
 /tmp/cccBIwTr.o:HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x0): first defined here
 HttpCommon.o: In function
 `_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon17getProtocolByNameFAaZE10HttpCommon8Protocol
 ':HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x5
 e): multiple definition of
 `_D10HttpCommon10HttpCommon17getProtocolByNameFAaZE10HttpCommon8Protocol'
 /tmp/cccBIwTr.o:HttpCommon.d:(.text+0x5e): first defined here
 HttpCommon.o:(.rodata+0x14): multiple definition of
 `_init_10HttpCommon10HttpCommon'
 /tmp/cccBIwTr.o:(.rodata+0x14): first defined here
 HttpCommon.o:(.rodata+0x28): multiple definition of
 `_vtbl_10HttpCommon10HttpCommon'
 /tmp/cccBIwTr.o:(.rodata+0x28): first defined here
 HttpCommon.o:(.data+0x0): multiple definition of
 `_Class_10HttpCommon10HttpCommon'
 /tmp/cccBIwTr.o:(.data+0x0): first defined here
 collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
 make: *** [http] Error 1
 


It seems like you're compiling both HttpCommon.d and HttpCommon.o, and that
they're conflicting with each other.