Unknown W. Brackets wrote:
Because you've never tried to use data initialized circularly. I wonder
what would happen in Java if you did?
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Frank Benoit wrote:
Unknown W. Brackets schrieb:
Probably a silly idea, but what about (or similar):
static this: mod.name, mod.name2, mod.name3
{
}
For a dependency list. I may be wrong, but afaik the main problems stem
from either wrong order or co-dependence (which needs to be solved by
the programmer.)
At least with this, you could ask the compiler for an order,
potentially. If the other modules had no static this, it could ignore
it, allowing future proofing.
But, maybe that's an ugly hack.
-[Unknown]
In Java the
static { /* static ctor code */ }
does not have the circular dependency problem. why is that?
It gives a compile-time error message.
