January 14, 2009
Don schrieb:
> Hoenir wrote:
>> Don schrieb:
>>> This latest release is significant for users of  DMD - Windows, since it
>>> is the first one which can disassemble OMF files containing COMDAT sections - which means every .obj file produced by DMD Windows.
>>
>> It isn't even capable to convert the simplest example in the current version:
>>
>> extern(C):
>> int global1=5;
>>
>> int doSomething(int num)
>> {
>>     printf("blablub\n");
>>     return global1;
>> }
>>
>> -> Error 2305: 2 Communal Sections found. Currently not supported.
> 
> Works for me. Looks like you have an older version?

I downloaded the latest version.
Used the calls:
dmd main.d
and
objconv -fcoff32 main.obj main.o

doesn't work.
January 14, 2009
Hoenir wrote:
> Don schrieb:
>> Hoenir wrote:
>>> Don schrieb:
>>>> This latest release is significant for users of  DMD - Windows, since it
>>>> is the first one which can disassemble OMF files containing COMDAT sections - which means every .obj file produced by DMD Windows.
>>>
>>> It isn't even capable to convert the simplest example in the current version:
>>>
>>> extern(C):
>>> int global1=5;
>>>
>>> int doSomething(int num)
>>> {
>>>     printf("blablub\n");
>>>     return global1;
>>> }
>>>
>>> -> Error 2305: 2 Communal Sections found. Currently not supported.
>>
>> Works for me. Looks like you have an older version?
> 
> I downloaded the latest version.
> Used the calls:
> dmd main.d
> and
> objconv -fcoff32 main.obj main.o
> 
> doesn't work.

I never said that conversion to COFF works. It doesn't. Only the disassembly listing works.
objconv -fasm main.obj
should work. (It didn't work on previous versions, which made the tool 100% useless for D).
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