[wolftousen]

So I followed this tutorial:
http://dmedia.dprogramming.com/?n=Tutorials.SdlGlTutorial1

But when I try to compile using rebuild instead of build from the command line I get this error:
-op.d: module -op cannot read file '-op.d'

The command I use to try to compile is:
./rebuild /media/sda5/D_Projects/Test/main.d -I/home/dmd/path/src/ext -L-ldl -exec -op /home/dmd/path/src/ext/derelict/opengl/glx.d

Is there a good step by step out there to get Derelict to work in ubuntu/linux and usable with Eclipse? Or can anyone here tell me how to get Derelict to work from the ground up...?

[aldacron]

This isn't a problem with Derelict. Look at the error -- it's a problem with your command line. For whatever reason, -op is getting interpreted by the compiler as a source module rather than a command line flag. I suggest you take this to #D where you can get help in real time.

FWIW, you don't need to (and actually shoulldn't) pass glx.d on the command line. I don't know if this is causing your problem, but it's redundant. As long as you've imported it somewhere in your source, Rebuild will find it and pass it on to the compiler automatically. That's the benefit of using Rebuild. It will parse the source module you give it for imports and recursively parse each import. All imported modules will be compiled and linked.
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[wolftousen]

Edit: Problem fixed... Deleted all previous files of derelict from everywhere on my drive and then did the dsss net install derelictgl (and derelictsdl)... had to add the libraries to user/local/lib which took a min to figure, but all is well other than the dlclose,dlopen,dlsym thing which is posted how to fix already.

Thanks for the help

~Wolftousen