On Friday, 1 June 2018 at 12:50:31 UTC, Steven Schveighoffer
wrote:
A fly in the ointment is .di files. This works today and does
the right thing:
This actually is not a problem, because the dependency tree
doesn't depend on whether the imported module has static ctors.
It's how this works today -- each module only knows whether the
modules has static ctors, and what imports it has. It doesn't
go further than that.
Thanks to .di files, when I compile my executable, I don't always
know which modules import which other modules. That was half the
point of my example.
Are you talking about giving the initialization order for a
subset of modules? Because that wouldn't give much of a speed
increase. Or do you need all of your dependencies to have their
own dependency order, and the compiler can concatenate them?
As an alternative, you could produce the initialization order by
running the program and seeing what order it uses.
