• AdC <andrea.de.carolis uniroma2.it> Nov 17 2009
• Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> Nov 17 2009

AdC <andrea.de.carolis uniroma2.it> writes:

Ciao! I'm using D to code a multiplatform networking software. I downloaded and
tried the latest version of the compiler for both windows, linux and OSX but
what works under Windows does not even compile in Linux and Mac OS X
enviroinments: the DMD2 compiler ends up complaining about cannot call a shared
functions with bool parameters (I used somewhere functions decladerd as
synchronised bool).
It looks like the D language itself evolved somewhere between *nix version and
current windows version.... more likely I'm loosing something ;-) please help!
AdC

Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> writes:

On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 05:53:06 -0500, AdC wrote:

 Ciao! I'm using D to code a multiplatform networking software. I
 downloaded and tried the latest version of the compiler for both
 windows, linux and OSX but what works under Windows does not even
 compile in Linux and Mac OS X enviroinments: the DMD2 compiler ends up
 complaining about cannot call a shared functions with bool parameters (I
 used somewhere functions decladerd as synchronised bool). It looks like
 the D language itself evolved somewhere between *nix version and current
 windows version.... more likely I'm loosing something ;-) please help!
 AdC


Could you provide a code snippet of what doesn't work, and the exact 
message created by the compiler?