On Wednesday, 8 January 2014 at 02:03:57 UTC, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
OK, add -betterC:
Error: TypeInfo not found. object.d may be incorrectly
installed or corrupt, compile with -v switch
This is a filthy hack, but it is easy to change this in the
compiler. (Isn't -betterC a filthy hack in the first place anyway
:) )
In
Expression *Type::getTypeInfo(Scope *sc)
Add
if(global.params.betterC)
return NULL;
right to the top.
And same for struct decl
void TypeInfoStructDeclaration::toDt(dt_t **pdt)
{
if(global.params.betterC)
return;
Then it compiles with the struct! ~5 KB executable, two line
object.d.
....but adding some methods to the struct complain about missing
ModuleInfo again. Looks like it wants to do assert(this !is
null); and the assert thing takes a module info reference.
Ugh.... that said, adding:
void _d_assert_msg() {}
void _d_assertm() {}
void* _D4test12__ModuleInfoZ;
to my extern(C) boilerplate did manage to work - structs with
postblits and dtors yay! - and trimmed the exe down to 1.3K.
Maybe -betterC can stop outputting those references too and then
we'd really be cooking.
