Jeremy DeHaan

Hopefully I won't need to. The next version of DSFML will use SFML libraries directly, so you should in theory be able to use the SFML libraries your distro installs...

Pretty much this - https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5570 I'm not sure where this bug stands as of right now, but it would need to be fixed 100% in order for DSFMLC to be...

> We can't yet call C++ constructors directly from D, which means we still need some C++-side glue code for certain sorts of object construction and disposal Until this is...

What version of SFML are you building with? Those functions should be part of SFML 2.4, which this version of DSFML is based on.

It seems that you're mixing different versions of things, which really means that there aren't good instructions available. That's on me. I've been working on new instructions and tutorials for...

The project has changed significantly since v2.1, so I suggest you try to build with v2.4. The `2.4` branch is actually out of date and should be removed, but the...

Ah, that's a typo in the instructions.`DSFMLC` is no longer a separate library, it's built as part of `DSFML` and embedded into the `DSFML` static libraries. You'll want the linker...

Where at in your command line did you add `libstdc++`? I don't think it will work unless it's the last library included. `dmd test.d -Idsfml/src -L-Ldsfml/lib -L-ldsfml-graphics -L-ldsfml-window -L-ldsfml-system -L-lsfml-graphics...

That almost looks like it isn't linking with the standard library. When you installed `dmd`, did you also install `libphobos`?

If you can compile and link something outside of DSFML then I'm not sure what could be the problem. The only thing I can think to suggest would be do...