Turned out not to be a good idea, as the compiler silently
accepts
"shared private static this() {...}" and does not emit the dead
code anymore.
But.. this constructor is run together with the un-shared ones,
ie possibly
_after_ them... (this is not section-gc specific, happens w/o
it too)
try `private shared static this()`
AFAIK static ctors have some attribute ordering issue.
import std.stdio;
/* gcfuncdata2.d is a copy of this module, w/o main() */
import gcfuncdata2;
auto p(S...)(S args) { return stdout.writeln(__FILE__~": ",
args); }
void main(string[] args){ p("main"); }
static this() { p("ctor1"); }
static this() { p("ctor2"); }
shared static this() { p("shared ctor1"); }
shared static this() { p("shared ctor2"); }
static ~this() { p("dtor1"); }
static ~this() { p("dtor2"); }
shared static ~this() { p("shared dtor1"); }
shared static ~this() { p("shared dtor2"); }
unittest { p("unittest1"); }
unittest { p("unittest2"); }
Also add class static ctors and function static variables.
