Hello,

i have two programms: Haupt.d  with code:

import Module;

void main() {}

And Module.d  with no line. I put the 2 files in the subdirectory example


gdc  example/Haupt.d example/Module.d -o example/Haupt I get the error message: example/Haupt.d:1: module Module cannot read file 'Module.d'

If i compiled the programm in the directory example, it works fine.


dmd example/Haupt.d example/Module.d compiled fine, without an error too.

gdc wrote:
> Hello,  
> 
> i have two programms:  Haupt.d  with code:  
> 
> import Module;  
> 
> void main() {}  
> 
> And Module.d  with no line.  I put the 2 files in the subdirectory example  
> 
> 
> gdc  example/Haupt.d example/Module.d -o example/Haupt  I get the error message:  example/Haupt.d:1: module Module cannot read file 'Module.d'  
> 
> If i compiled the programm in the directory example, it works fine. 
> 
> 
> dmd example/Haupt.d example/Module.d  compiled fine, without an error too.  
> 
> 
> 

This is a limitation of the gdc compiler which can only produce one object file at a time.  Here are two workarounds:

1. Use the gdmd script and the -fall-sources option:
	gdmd -fall-sources example/Haupt.d example/Module.d

The down side of -fall-sources is that it is much slower if there many source files on the command line.

2. Add the example directory to the module search path:
	gdc -I example example/Haupt.d example/Module.d -o example/Haupt

David

In article <dqk4dv$2c9b$1@digitaldaemon.com>, David Friedman says...
> 
>gdc wrote:
>> Hello,
>> 
>> i have two programms:
>> Haupt.d  with code:
>> 
>> import Module;
>> 
>> void main() {}
>> 
>> And Module.d  with no line.
>> I put the 2 files in the subdirectory example
>> 
>> 
>> gdc  example/Haupt.d example/Module.d -o example/Haupt
>> I get the error message:
>> example/Haupt.d:1: module Module cannot read file 'Module.d'
>> 
>> If i compiled the programm in the directory example, it works fine.
>> 
>> 
>> dmd example/Haupt.d example/Module.d
>> compiled fine, without an error too.
>> 
>> 
>> 
> 
>This is a limitation of the gdc compiler which can only produce one object file at a time.  Here are two workarounds:
> 
>1. Use the gdmd script and the -fall-sources option:
>	gdmd -fall-sources example/Haupt.d example/Module.d
> 
>The down side of -fall-sources is that it is much slower if there many source files on the command line.
> 
>2. Add the example directory to the module search path:
>	gdc -I example example/Haupt.d example/Module.d -o example/Haupt
> 
>David

Thank you. Both examples run fine.