December 29, 2004 Re: Are one or more standard data structure libraries available? Efficient? Reliable? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Lynn Allan | In article <cqs7qt$1nsm$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Lynn Allan says... > >Here's the error messages as noted in several previous emails ok. I'll look into it when I get back to my regular machine next week. One possible solution is try rebuilding the mintl.lib and experiment with various compiler flags for it -g or -release etc. The fact that it can't find assert tells me the library was built with -release and I might need to provide debug and non-debug builds. |
January 04, 2005 Re: Are one or more standard data structure libraries available? Efficient? Reliable? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Lynn Allan | "Lynn Allan" <l_d_allan@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:cqp3ul$1cmd$1@digitaldaemon.com... > Thanks for the "heads-up". MinTL appears quite close to what I'm looking for. Thanks for providing it. > > But ... > > I get the following errors trying to compile/link the basic "hello_mintl.d" program. I think I followed the instructions, and tried various combinations of directory placements and references to shared.d. > > Can you advise what I'm doing wrong? All I want to do is link to the prebuilt mintl.lib provided in the mintl.zip I reproduced the error and it was due to the libray being built without debug info. I added a build of mintl.lib with debug info called mintl_debug.lib. So to use mintl on windows run something like dmd foo.d mintl\mintl.lib -O -release or dmd foo.d mintl\mint_debug.lib depending on if the debug info is needed or not. If I get off my lazy butt I'll boot into Linux and make a similar debug build for libmintl.a enjoy, -Ben |
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