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Previous error is now fixed. New error: dmd -c -betterC -noboundscheck -mv=dmd.backend=. -mv=tk=tk -version=SCPP -O -release -inline dt.d -ofdth.obj dt.

Previous error is now fixed. New error: dmd -c -betterC -noboundscheck -mv=dmd.backend=. -mv=tk=tk -version=SCPP -O -release -inline dt.d -ofdth.obj dt.d(36): Error: TypeInfo cannot be used with -betterC --- errorlevel 1 --- errorlevel 1

sigzero 8y ago
There are probably better ways to do this.
WalterBright 8y ago
Hmm, looks like you're using the latest dmd. I've been using 2.074. I suggest switching to 2.074, or wait until I get it working properly with the latest dmd.
- AlexeyBrin 8y ago
  Yes, I've tried to build dmc using the latest dmd. I will try with 2.074 and report back
- AlexeyBrin 8y ago
  I've checked with 2.074.0 and 2.074.1, no joy, but a new error: dmd -c -betterC -noboundscheck -mv=dmd.backend=. -mv=tk=tk -version=SCPP -O -release -inline -J. dfile.d dfile.d(854): Error: static variable stdout cannot be read at compile time BTW, I did all my tests on a clean Windows machine with nothing else installed.
  - WalterBright 8y ago
    I don't know why that is happening on your setup. You can try replacing 'stream' on the next line with 'stdout', and remove the enum declaration.
    - AlexeyBrin 8y ago
      The code seems to pass the compiler now, I get an error in the link phase: c:\dmc\dm\bin\link /de @scppn.lnk OPTLINK (R) for Win32 Release 8.00.13 Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989-2010 All rights reserved. http://www.digitalmars.com/ctg/optlink.html err.obj(err) Error 42: Symbol Undefined _stdout c:\dmc\dm\lib\NTSTUB.EXE Warning 2: File Not Found c:\dmc\dm\lib\NTSTUB.EXE Maybe you are using a more complete version of the C++ compiler (or some other utilities) than what is available for free on the Digital Mars website. Another potential problem is that I don't have Visual Studio installed on this machine. On a more positive note, I think I will give D a try after this experience.
      - WalterBright 8y ago
        I think I had edited core.stdc.stdio Try defining stdout as this: enum stdout = &_iob[1]; in core\stdc\stdio.d
        AlexeyBrin 8y ago
        It worked! Thanks. So, I've commented: shared stdout = &_iob[1]; and added: enum stdout = &_iob[1]; Now, I have 5 executables HTODn.exe, msgsx.exe, optabgen.exe, SCPPn.exe, SPPn.exe.
        WalterBright 8y ago
        Awesome! Meanwhile, I have filed a regression bug report for 2.079.

sigzero 8y ago

There are probably better ways to do this.

WalterBright 8y ago

Hmm, looks like you're using the latest dmd. I've been using 2.074. I suggest switching to 2.074, or wait until I get it working properly with the latest dmd.

AlexeyBrin 8y ago
Yes, I've tried to build dmc using the latest dmd. I will try with 2.074 and report back
AlexeyBrin 8y ago
I've checked with 2.074.0 and 2.074.1, no joy, but a new error: dmd -c -betterC -noboundscheck -mv=dmd.backend=. -mv=tk=tk -version=SCPP -O -release -inline -J. dfile.d dfile.d(854): Error: static variable stdout cannot be read at compile time BTW, I did all my tests on a clean Windows machine with nothing else installed.
- WalterBright 8y ago
  I don't know why that is happening on your setup. You can try replacing 'stream' on the next line with 'stdout', and remove the enum declaration.
  - AlexeyBrin 8y ago
    The code seems to pass the compiler now, I get an error in the link phase: c:\dmc\dm\bin\link /de @scppn.lnk OPTLINK (R) for Win32 Release 8.00.13 Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989-2010 All rights reserved. http://www.digitalmars.com/ctg/optlink.html err.obj(err) Error 42: Symbol Undefined _stdout c:\dmc\dm\lib\NTSTUB.EXE Warning 2: File Not Found c:\dmc\dm\lib\NTSTUB.EXE Maybe you are using a more complete version of the C++ compiler (or some other utilities) than what is available for free on the Digital Mars website. Another potential problem is that I don't have Visual Studio installed on this machine. On a more positive note, I think I will give D a try after this experience.
    - WalterBright 8y ago
      I think I had edited core.stdc.stdio Try defining stdout as this: enum stdout = &_iob[1]; in core\stdc\stdio.d
      - AlexeyBrin 8y ago
        It worked! Thanks. So, I've commented: shared stdout = &_iob[1]; and added: enum stdout = &_iob[1]; Now, I have 5 executables HTODn.exe, msgsx.exe, optabgen.exe, SCPPn.exe, SPPn.exe.
        WalterBright 8y ago
        Awesome! Meanwhile, I have filed a regression bug report for 2.079.