• Jacob Carlborg <doobnet gmail.com> Apr 13 2008
• Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> Apr 13 2008
• Jacob Carlborg <doobnet gmail.com> Apr 14 2008
• "Jarrett Billingsley" <kb3ctd2 yahoo.com> Apr 13 2008

Jacob Carlborg <doobnet gmail.com> writes:

I have a framework/game engine or what to call it, 3D Game Studio, that 
I would like to use with D.

It comes with four header files and a lib file (in visual studio format) 
to link in a dll file. I've ported the header files and a "Hello world" 
example do D. All compile but I get linker errors on the functions I try 
to use from the game engine.

I have a converted the lib file with coff2omf and also tried to create 
my own lib file with implib. I've tried to compile both with dsss and 
dmd, I've tried both to have a pragma(lib, "acknex.lib"); in the main 
file and added the lib file to the command line. I don't what more I can 
do to solve the linker errors. BTW it's works great with C++ and visual 
studio, maybe I should try with C++ and dmc also to see if that works.

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

Jacob Carlborg schrieb:
 I have a framework/game engine or what to call it, 3D Game Studio, that 
 I would like to use with D.
 
 It comes with four header files and a lib file (in visual studio format) 
 to link in a dll file. I've ported the header files and a "Hello world" 
 example do D. All compile but I get linker errors on the functions I try 
 to use from the game engine.
 
 I have a converted the lib file with coff2omf and also tried to create 
 my own lib file with implib. I've tried to compile both with dsss and 
 dmd, I've tried both to have a pragma(lib, "acknex.lib"); in the main 
 file and added the lib file to the command line. I don't what more I can 
 do to solve the linker errors. BTW it's works great with C++ and visual 
 studio, maybe I should try with C++ and dmc also to see if that works.


for dwt i used coffimplib from the dmc package
then you can use libunres to check the contained symbols. They should 
have the format
_indentifier 4

Jacob Carlborg <doobnet gmail.com> writes:

Frank Benoit wrote:
 Jacob Carlborg schrieb:
 I have a framework/game engine or what to call it, 3D Game Studio, 
 that I would like to use with D.

 It comes with four header files and a lib file (in visual studio 
 format) to link in a dll file. I've ported the header files and a 
 "Hello world" example do D. All compile but I get linker errors on the 
 functions I try to use from the game engine.

 I have a converted the lib file with coff2omf and also tried to create 
 my own lib file with implib. I've tried to compile both with dsss and 
 dmd, I've tried both to have a pragma(lib, "acknex.lib"); in the main 
 file and added the lib file to the command line. I don't what more I 
 can do to solve the linker errors. BTW it's works great with C++ and 
 visual studio, maybe I should try with C++ and dmc also to see if that 
 works.


 for dwt i used coffimplib from the dmc package
 then you can use libunres to check the contained symbols. They should 
 have the format
 _indentifier 4


Thanks Frank, coffimplib solved it.

"Jarrett Billingsley" <kb3ctd2 yahoo.com> writes:

"Jacob Carlborg" <doobnet gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:ftt5hf$1a9h$1 digitalmars.com...
I have a framework/game engine or what to call it, 3D Game Studio, that I 
would like to use with D.

 It comes with four header files and a lib file (in visual studio format) 
 to link in a dll file. I've ported the header files and a "Hello world" 
 example do D. All compile but I get linker errors on the functions I try 
 to use from the game engine.

 I have a converted the lib file with coff2omf and also tried to create my 
 own lib file with implib. I've tried to compile both with dsss and dmd, 
 I've tried both to have a pragma(lib, "acknex.lib"); in the main file and 
 added the lib file to the command line. I don't what more I can do to 
 solve the linker errors. BTW it's works great with C++ and visual studio, 
 maybe I should try with C++ and dmc also to see if that works.


What linker errors are you getting?  It's hard to diagnose a problem if we 
don't know what it is.