On Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:38:47 -0400, eris <jvbur...@gmail.com> wrote:
Assuming -unittest is asserted, should a D compiler generate and run
unittest
code for classes that have unittests, but don't reference the class
during
execution?
I noticed that gdc does compile them in, but the current version of ldc
doesn't.
I would assume that it's because ldc is better at trimming out unused code.
However, I'd say it's annoying that you have to actually use the object in
question. But on top of that, I'd say that in unit test mode, all unit
tests compiled should assume to be called because the runtime will call
them, even if main doesn't.
You should file a bug against ldc.
-Steve
