Hi!

I installed dmd v0.116 and rebuild my project and now I get linking errors:

gcc -o app src/vecmath.o src/car.o src/image.o src/main.o src/material.o src/ode.o src/ode_utils.o src/scene.o src/texture.o src/fpscounter.o src/mesh.o src/rqueue.o src/text.o src/entity.o src/movable.o src/hwbuffer.o src/gui/widget.o src/gui/container.o src/gui/panel.o src/gui/visual.o src/gui/window.o src/gl/gl.o src/gl/glu.o src/gl/glfw.o src/gl/gl_extensions.o src/wrappers/ftwrap.o src/wrappers/imwrap.o -Lsrc -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lglfw -lGL -lGLU -lXxf86vm -lX11 -lfreetype-lode -lwrappers -lpng -ljpeg -lphobos -lpthread
src/mesh.o(.data+0x178): In function `_D4mesh4Mesh8readBoneFC3std6stream4FileC4mesh4BoneZC4mesh4Bone':
/home/stefan/D/prog/src/mesh.d:323: undefined reference to `_ModuleInfo_3std5stdio'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
scons: *** [app] Error 1
scons: building terminated because of errors.


I have no idea what's going on with std.stdio here. I checked changelog (from v0.113 that I previously used) and found no thing that might explain it.

And that line 323 in mesh.d has nothing to do with stdio. If I comment that block of code, it jumps to somewhere else (with no sense) and so on.. I have no idea what is that ModuleInfo thing. Help?

---------------------------------------
  void apply(Animation anim, real time)
  {
    if(!mRootBone || !anim) return;
    foreach(AnimTrack track; anim.mTracks)
    {
      Bone bone = mBoneByName[track.mName];
      if(!bone) continue;

      // Find KeyFrame for this bone
      for(int i=0; i<track.mKeys.length; i++)
      {
        KeyFrame * kf = &track.mKeys[i];
        if(kf.mTime>time)
        {
          Pose p;
          p.mLoc = kf.mLoc;
          p.mQuat = kf.mQuat; // <== Line 323
          p.mSize = kf.mSize;

          bone.mCurrentPose = p;
          i = track.mKeys.length;
        }
      }
    }
  }
----------------------------------

Is something changed that I need to know to change my source?

With respect,
Stefan B.

The most likely thing is that somehow your phobos.lib (libphobos.a on linux)
did not get updated.

Walter wrote:
> The most likely thing is that somehow your phobos.lib (libphobos.a on linux)
> did not get updated.
> 
> 

Thank you so much :)
For some reason this didn't even come to my mind. Now ln -s 'd.