On Monday, 15 October 2012 at 15:22:38 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu
wrote:
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Yes, this is a nice thing Java, .NET and Python have.
Wonder if a simple convention would suffice, e.g. every module
that wanna defines a moduleMain(string[] args) and then you
have one module main.d that has:
void main(string[] args) { import wuddever; moduleMain(args); }
Andrei
Great idea! But why add another (redundant) level of indirection?
It should go in the C main in druntime together with a mechanism
to call the correct D main, by e.g. reading the module name from
the command line.
