moechofe Joined: 10/07/06 Posts: 8 Posted: 03/18/10 16:48:34 Modified: 03/31/10 18:03:42 Hi, I'm trying to decompress some data, but I have some linking errors. Do I need to manually link any library ? sorry for my english
Hi,
I'm trying to decompress some data, but I have some linking errors. Do I need to manually link any library ?
sorry for my english
Author Message kris Joined: 03/27/04 Posts: 581 Posted: 03/18/10 20:00:30 on windows you've gotta get the zip library and have it compiled with the dmc compiler. There's a few of those pre-built, but I can't think where offhand moechofe Joined: 10/07/06 Posts: 8 Posted: 03/19/10 09:55:40 I'm on linux and I try to compile bzip2 from the source, but I get the bzip2 executable and not the library ".lib" doob Joined: 01/06/07 Posts: 70 Posted: 03/19/10 10:32:47 If you are on linux then I guess you would already have bzip2 on your system. You can link to bzip2 by adding the flag -L-lbz2, you might need to also add the -L-lz flag. moechofe Joined: 10/07/06 Posts: 8 Posted: 03/30/10 18:22:25 On windows, If a try to link with zlib.lib (pragma or -L-l) (downloaded from gnuwin32): I can't run my executable. It's the same for bzip and zlib DRK Joined: 04/18/06 Posts: 3 Posted: 03/31/10 01:25:16 On Windows, you cannot use the gnuwin32 .lib files. These are COFF static libraries and DMD requires OMF static libraries. Generally speaking, unless a download is specifically for DMD, you should assume that .lib files you get for Windows won't work. There are some DMD-compatible static libraries attached to http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/TopicInstallTangoDmd moechofe Joined: 10/07/06 Posts: 8 Posted: 03/31/10 18:03:23 Yes, It works now Tanks you.
on windows you've gotta get the zip library and have it compiled with the dmc compiler. There's a few of those pre-built, but I can't think where offhand
I'm on linux and I try to compile bzip2 from the source, but I get the bzip2 executable and not the library ".lib"
If you are on linux then I guess you would already have bzip2 on your system. You can link to bzip2 by adding the flag -L-lbz2, you might need to also add the -L-lz flag.
On windows, If a try to link with zlib.lib (pragma or -L-l) (downloaded from gnuwin32): I can't run my executable.
It's the same for bzip and zlib
On Windows, you cannot use the gnuwin32 .lib files. These are COFF static libraries and DMD requires OMF static libraries. Generally speaking, unless a download is specifically for DMD, you should assume that .lib files you get for Windows won't work.
There are some DMD-compatible static libraries attached to http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/TopicInstallTangoDmd
Yes, It works now Tanks you.
