digitalmars.D.learn - How to handle differrnt modules which has same file name ?
- z_axis (14/14) Nov 20 2007 For ezample, the directory is as below:
- Regan Heath (16/35) Nov 20 2007 It seems odd to me that DMD is creating all object files in the
- Sascha Katzner (6/7) Nov 20 2007 Build them separately in their directories (via -c) and at the end link
- JScott (2/24) Nov 20 2007 I think you can solve this problem by using the -op option.
- z_axis (4/28) Nov 20 2007 great !
For ezample, the directory is as below:
d:\src\p1\a.d
d:\src\p2\a.d
d:\src\test.d
import p1.a;
import p2.a;
void main(char[][] args) {
//...
}
d:\src\dmd -O -release -w -L/SUBSYSTEM:windows:5 test.d p1\a.d p2\a.d
compling is ok however cannot link !!! because p2.a.obj will overwrite
p1.a.obj. then there is only one a.obj in d:\src !!!
what is the best way to solve this problem ?
regards!
Nov 20 2007
Regan Heath <regan netmail.co.nz>
z_axis wrote:
For ezample, the directory is as below:
d:\src\p1\a.d
d:\src\p2\a.d
d:\src\test.d
import p1.a;
import p2.a;
void main(char[][] args) {
//...
}
d:\src\dmd -O -release -w -L/SUBSYSTEM:windows:5 test.d p1\a.d p2\a.d
compling is ok however cannot link !!! because p2.a.obj will overwrite
p1.a.obj. then there is only one a.obj in d:\src !!!
what is the best way to solve this problem ?
It seems odd to me that DMD is creating all object files in the
execution path. I remember having similar issues with make/cc on
certain UNIX os's and having to use special makefile syntax to cause obj
files to appear in the same directory as the source.
That is essentially what you want to do here, and you can do it by
compiling each a.d file seperately, eg.
cd \src\p1
dmd -c a.d
cd \src\p2
dmd -c a.d
cd \src
dmd -O -release -w -L/SUBSYSTEM:windows:5 test.d p1\a.obj p2\a.obj
You should think about using a build tool like rebuild, bud, etc. I
would hope they can handle this sort of situation.
Regan
Nov 20 2007
z_axis wrote:what is the best way to solve this problem ?Build them separately in their directories (via -c) and at the end link all together via: dmd -oftest.exe test.obj p1\a.obj p2\a.obj LLAP, Sascha Katzner
Nov 20 2007
z_axis Wrote:
For ezample, the directory is as below:
d:\src\p1\a.d
d:\src\p2\a.d
d:\src\test.d
import p1.a;
import p2.a;
void main(char[][] args) {
//...
}
d:\src\dmd -O -release -w -L/SUBSYSTEM:windows:5 test.d p1\a.d p2\a.d
compling is ok however cannot link !!! because p2.a.obj will overwrite
p1.a.obj. then there is only one a.obj in d:\src !!!
what is the best way to solve this problem ?
regards!
I think you can solve this problem by using the -op option.
Nov 20 2007
在 Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:37:09 +0800，JScott <jrs7561 louisiana.edu> 写道:z_axis Wrote:great ! -- 使用 Opera 革命性的电子邮件客户程序: http://www.opera.com/mail/For ezample, the directory is as below: d:\src\p1\a.d d:\src\p2\a.d d:\src\test.d import p1.a; import p2.a; void main(char[][] args) { //... } d:\src\dmd -O -release -w -L/SUBSYSTEM:windows:5 test.d p1\a.d p2\a.d compling is ok however cannot link !!! because p2.a.obj will overwrite p1.a.obj. then there is only one a.obj in d:\src !!! what is the best way to solve this problem ? regards!I think you can solve this problem by using the -op option.
Nov 20 2007