of \ccbox{true ? a : b}
(see~\S~\ref{sec:conditional-operator}).
Isn't (true?a:b) always (a)?
TomD
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:-)
Ciao
TomD
// normal code goes here
If an argument is null, the IsNull() will return false. Internally it will
be logged to console as well.
Make it return true then. An or is true when it hits the first
true expression.
Ciao
TomD
TomD Wrote:
After a couple of miniutes googling around this seems
to be a bug in ld. Some aritlcles from 2007 or so
recommend to downgrade to binutils 2.15 from 2.16.
*If* your installed binutils is 2.16, you may give it a try.
Ciao
Tom
After a bit harder googling I found
http
After a couple of miniutes googling around this seems
to be a bug in ld. Some aritlcles from 2007 or so
recommend to downgrade to binutils 2.15 from 2.16.
*If* your installed binutils is 2.16, you may give it a try.
Ciao
Tom
not a.o b.o
dmd also uses gcc (and hence ld) as linker, so if it is an ld
problem, it'll stay. The behavior you mention above is only
true for library files, AFAIK, not for objects. You should have
all objects before the libraries, though.
Ciao
TomD
, e.g. inlined but referenced
in an external modulue? Can you rebuild all without optimization?
Ciao
TomD
(PS: Thanks to Fawzi, I did not know the grouping command
of ld)
, and then you need to revise the downstream
libraries. That takes some time. This no question of dead-end.
Ciao
TomD
bearophile Wrote:
[...]
And I'd also like to know why using printf changes the situation so much.
After a first glimpse with profiling the difference
is that printf pulls in stdarg, whereas writfln doesn't. Which means we replace
one oddity with another.
Ciao
Tom D.
Frank Benoit Wrote:
[...]
This seems to be enough, however, 32k/64k are not.
There is a related bug, because the dmd response file workaround is not
working with 64k, see http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2705
Just out of curiosity: With which kind of project
do you hit this
in XML mode is already
GUI enough
Other question I have is -- doesn't SWT already have something for
creating GUI layouts?
Hmm, nothing that Frank so far commented about.
Ciao
TomD
is to wrap all widgets into a class that implements a
configure method for each widget. During load of the XML tree, the
widget tree is built in parallel.
I have included a couple of examples, so you get the idea.
Feedbackbug reports welcome.
Ciao
TomD
John Reimer Wrote:
[...]
Thanks for the example. I've avoided makefiles in the past because, despite
their power and flexibility, they are too complicated for what amounts to
a fairly simple task in most cases. Granted, once they are created for a
project, there shouldn't be much need to
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