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Hah! Thanks for the explanation Derek... I didn't make the connection Shocked

It appears as if this bug has been debunked. I downloaded a fresh copy of 3.04 to do a vanilla verbose output on btest.d and it worked. I'm a bit confused. In any case, thank you for your help, Derek.

In std.c.linuxextern.d, it is written:

/* These are all the globals defined by the linux C runtime library.

* Put them separate so they'll be externed - do not link in linuxextern.o

*/
...

This is the output from my hacked version of bud. If you'd like the vanilla output, I can post that too. [/i]

Thanks for the explanation Smile

. Here's my output when I perform

build -test -full -op -V

with

import std.stdio;

version(build) {
pragma(link, pq);
}

void ...

Calling build with the -V switch doesn't seem to do anything for me.. I get no additional output. I've also made sure that this wasn't the product of a modification to build - the vanilla source does ...

Quick-hack-solution found::

In source.d:

On line 1234:
Replace: if (lCurrentToken == "link")
With: if (lCurrentToken == "link" || pFileText[p ...

I've been playing around with Bud's source, but I'm having a hard time finding the code that processes pragma(links) [or just pragmas], and I have only a faint idea of how this is aggregated into the ...

Bud simply isn't passing libpq.a to the linker (observable with -test output). Changing libpq to pq doesn't do anything, unfortunately.

For more clarification, here's a sample of the -test output: ...

Hi there!
I'm using bud to compile a project that needs to import a library ( libpq.a ). In the module that needs this library, I have the following code:

version(build) {
pragma ...

I'm working on porting the libmemcache header file from C to D, and everything went rather smoothly... except for one part.

The header file includes many other header files not included in the std ...

Thanks for the endorsement, JCC! It's great that you're still interested in contributing to the D community's tutorials; we need people who are excited about posting their favorite type of tutorial, a ...

Thanks for the link, Joe.

As far as using using the existing Tutorial project, I'm completely for it. It has an already setup environment in addition to a good bit of material to start with that w ...

As a newbie to this great language, one of my biggest challenges in learning D is finding learning resources. I've gotten to the point now where I generally use digitalmars.com/d/ as a starting point ...

Always happy to help out Smile

.. Just let me know if I can assist you further in any way.