What is a good strategy for finding undefined symbols...

[Mike Parker]

On 5/16/2012 10:15 AM, WhatMeWorry wrote:

>
> I'm just going start from scratch. However, this might be a real
> beginner question, but when I go to the
> ttp://svn.dsource.org/projects/derelict/branches/Derelict2 link, I see
>
> Revision 630: /branches/Derelict2
> ..
> DerelictAL/
> DerelictAllegro/
> DerelictFMOD/
> DerelictFT/
> DerelictGL/
> DerelictIL/
> DerelictODE/
> DerelictOgg/
> DerelictPA/
> DerelictSDL/
> DerelictSFML/
> DerelictUtil/
> dgl.d
> doc/
> dsss.conf
> import/
> inc/
> lib/
> linux.mak
> mac.mak
> project/
> win32.mak
>
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>
> Powered by Subversion version 1.4.5 (r25188).
>
> So now what? I've never used version control software before. Do I need
> to download a subversion client?

That particular URL isn't really meant for browsing. It is meant to be 
used by a Subversion client to checkout the source. However, if you 
don't want to do that at this point, then you can go to the source 
browser[1] and download a zip file.

[1] http://www.dsource.org/projects/derelict/browser/branches/Derelict2

This is the web interface to the repository. There, at the bottom of the 
page, you'll see a link "Zip Archive". Clicking that will auto-generate 
a zip file that will then download. Once you extract that, you'll wind 
up with the source tree in a directory with a long name. I suggest you 
rename it to 'derelict'.

Next, you need to make sure DMD is on your path. Then you can open up a 
command prompt and follow the directions in the Derelict docs for 
compilation.

If you need help beyond that point, please ask over in the Derelict 
forum and I'll see what I can do to assist.


>
> Thanks for all the help. Derelict is a great project.
>
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