datetime fails with undefined reference

[Russel Winder]

On Sat, 2011-02-19 at 04:55 -0800, Jonathan M Davis wrote:
[ . . . ]
> I don't know anything about SCons. However, you _can_ use dmd to link if you 
> want to (though that doesn't always work, since not all linker flags make it 
> through safely; e.g., -L-static), so you shouldn't normally actually need to use 
> gcc, even if you're doing incremental builds.

I'll have a play with using DMD as the driver for all stages.

> Now, if you need to use gcc for whatever reason, then you're going to need to 
> either duplicate the flags in dmd.conf or parse it out. If it's just for you, 
> then duplicating it would make sense. However, since dmd.conf is intended to be 
> able to be tweaked by whoever is using it (adjusting where the libraries, adding 
> extra flags, whatever), if the SCons D tool is supposed to know what flags to use, 
> and it's supposed to work on anyone's computer, then it's going to need to parse 
> out dmd.conf. Otherwise, it won't be correct on the machine of anyone who 
> doesn't use the default configuration.
> 
> But as I said, I know nothing about SCons, so I don't know what the best way to 
> handle it is.

Actually I think your summary works very well :-)

I will look to replace all the hardwired replication of information with
a simple parse of the configuration file.  The hard question is: where
is the configuration file?

The problem I have here is that I have 64-bit Ubuntu, 64-bit Ubuntu,
64-bit Mac OS X and 32-bit Mac OS X but nothing else.which means I can
only really develop 50% of the plugin.  I really need a Windows person
to work with to co-develop this.

-- 
Russel.
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