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On 09.05.2015 04:58, Mike wrote: > On Saturday, 9 May 2015 at 02:31:09 UTC, Elie Morisse wrote: >> Hi! >> >> Calypso just got a D translation of the first Qt5 Widgets tutorial >> building and running: >> >> https:// github.com/ Syniurge/ Calypso/ blob/master/ tests/ calypso/qt5/ qt5demo.d >> >> >> Result: >> >> Compilation log: >> >> Previously Calypso was merely able to work with STL types, this is the >> first time a large C++ library is successfully mapped and used by D >> code (Ogre3D is probably close as well, but after Kagamin's suggestion >> and for a change of scene I switched my focus from Ogre3D to Qt). Hi!Calypso just got a D translation of the first Qt5 Widgets tutorialbuilding and running:Result: http:// homo-ne bulus.fr/ dlang/ oh%20my.webm Compilation log: https:// paste.kde.org/ pewbbsw45 Previously Calypso was merely able to work with STL types, this is thefirst time a large C++ library is successfully mapped and used by Dcode (Ogre3D is probably close as well, but after Kagamin's suggestionand for a change of scene I switched my focus from Ogre3D to Qt). > > Wow! Game changing work here, IMO! > > Question: You are using a modified version of LDC, but is that compiler > required to consume link to a library created with that custom > compiler? What I mean is: Can you use this modified version of LDC to > create a library, and then use a generic D compiler to build an > application that links to that library? > > Mike On Saturday, 9 May 2015 at 02:31:09 UTC, Elie Morisse wrote:Wow! Game changing work here, IMO!Question: You are using a modified version of LDC, but is that compilerrequired to consume link to a library created with that customcompiler? What I mean is: Can you use this modified version of LDC tocreate a library, and then use a generic D compiler to build anapplication that links to that library?Mike