Using the -I flag in Linux

["Jérôme M. Berger"]

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PaperPilot wrote:
> Steven Schveighoffer Wrote:
> 
>> You need to include the object file that Word produced.  It's just like a 
>> normal C link.  Try:
>>
>> dmd hello Word.o -I~/sandbox
>>
>> Note that D still imports via source files (or D interface files), not via 
>> object files.  So when you import something you are not importing the object 
>> into the build, you are simply having the compiler re-parse the source file. 
>> This is why it is generally more efficient (time-wise) to compile all your 
>> source files at once, as the compiler only parses each file once.
>>
>> This is distinctly different from Java, which imports the compiled file.
>>
>> -Steve 
>>
> Does this mean I still have to list all my object files on the command line?  That could make quite a long entry.
> 
	That's why we have tools such as dsss or SCons...

		Jerome
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