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Ah... Thank you, I'll fish those all up then.

Possibly that should be added to the project page under Getting Started?

From the documentation, source, and an old version of Derelict I had, I believe that Derelict is meant, after all compiled, to consist of a bunch of DLLs and maybe one or several libs that allow me to ...

Haven't had time to boot into windows yet, but noticed that the build script has issues when the path has a space in it.
Nope, no spaces in the folder paths I'm using. If you can modify buildyage.d t ...

Well, so I decided to say the heck with it and make my own build script that I knew how to debug myself. Wink

I've made a library (.lib) version of Yage+Derelict and included .di files for everything ...

I'll just note that, personally, I had intended to use [url=http://dsource.org/projects/dnet]dnet as the base for my networking. Building a layer on top of that to make objects automatically networked ...

No worries, I'm slow here as well, obviously.

Okay, I downloaded the Building Yage...
If you're curious, the options are:
-clean Delete all intermediate object files.
-ddoc Ge ...

Sorry, I'm working on this a little bit each day. It seems that while the above did succeed in some fashion, it didn't produce any visible output. If I remove the -clean section I end up with a bunch ...

Right, got it:

bud -op -clean -It:\tangobos;t:\tango\import yage/all.d

Obviously, needing to be corrected to wherever your packages are on your system.

Well I've gotten tangobos all set up. (Doh.) So that deals with all of those errors. But now I get this error: "object.d: module object cannot read file 'object.d'"

I've been able to get revision 118 to build, but the newest (Tango based) version fails, giving a bunch of odd Phobos errors:

T:\programs\yage\src>bud -IT:\tango\import -op -clean yage/all.d
t: ...