Well, I don't think my algorithm's broken, I think the compiler is doing
something strange.
When building the unit test for std.encoding, the module std.encoding is listed
as having shared ctors/dtors, and is not marked as standalone.
When building the unit test for std.random, the module std.encoding is listed
as
*not* having shared ctors/dtors. However, there are 6 modules named like:
encoding.64
encoding.65
encoding.66
encoding.67
encoding.68
encoding.69
Which are all marked as having shared ctors/dtors, *but* also marked as
standalone.
Why is the compiler doing something different if you are compiling unit tests
for a given module? And to me, it looks like the module should have
non-standalone ctors/dtors (it has 6 classes which have a shared static this).
Any clues?
-Steve
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