On 8/27/13, S0urc3C0de <s0urc3c0de@d.learn> wrote: > Hello guys, > > I'm trying to use a C++-DLL in D. > I compiled it via GCC, created a .lib-File with implib
I don't think you'll be able to match the name mangling, GCC might use one convention, DMD another. There was a pragma(mangle) feature introduced in git-head recently, but it seems to be screwed up because if you set the calling convention it will end up double-mangling the function. For example: extern(C++) pragma(mangle, "_Z8printCppv") void printCpp(); This will still not link. The following will link, but it is not correct: pragma(mangle, "_Z8printCppv") void printCpp(); The function is missing the calling convention, so you can't call it without causing memory corruption. I don't understand why this mangle feature was implemented this way. The mangle pragma should be the last say on what the mangled name of a symbol is, without adding additional mangling due to a calling convention. Anyway, the safest bet is to use C functions to interface with C++.
