"Artur Skawina via Digitalmars-d" wrote in message
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`assert` is for *verifying* assumptions. It must not allow them
to leak/escape. Otherwise a single not-100%-correct assert could
defeat critical runtime checks.
All you're saying is you want them to have different names, not that it
can't work the way Walter and I have described. If your assertions are
invalid and you're compiling with -release, the compiler is free to generate
invalid code. -release is dangerous. -release is telling the compiler that
the code you wrote is correct, and it can rely on it to be correct.
