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Asked: 2026-05-30T09:18:46+00:00

I’ve downloaded, compiled and installed gdc from it’s bitbucket repository . Then I downloaded,

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I’ve downloaded, compiled and installed gdc from it’s bitbucket repository.
Then I downloaded, extracted and ran G-WAN from it’s site.
I can now compile D2 code using gdc and it runs fine, and I can use G-WAN to load c-script in my browser.
When I try to add a D2 script to my source folder, I can’t serve them from G-WAN.

sudo ./gwan

  • ‘hello.d’: to use D2 (*.d) scripts, install ‘gdc’ (sudo apt-get install gdc)`

and the program still runs and will work with other pages and c-scripts.

./gwan

  • linking hello.d: undefined symbol: __data_start

and G-WAN fails to start

I don’t want to sudo apt-get install gdc because that’s a very old D1 version.

I’m not very strong with my linux-foo that’s why I’m asking for help. It’s possible that this isn’t something I can fix from my end and I need to contact the server’s developer.

As an aside, I tried the same thing on a fresh ubuntu vm using dmd and alias gdc="dmd" and got the exact same results, so I’m leaning towards the thought that G-WAN is configured exclusively for an older version of gdc and D1.

How can I configure my system to make these two applications work together?

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  1. Editorial Team

    This is an issue due to the implementation of GDC. The __data_start missing symbol is needed in PIC objects (see the source code here).

    To make GDC work with G-WAN, you just have to change the GDC configuration options to support shared objects and rebuild GDC.

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