Hello,
Is there any change would could be seeing a noreturn attribute or
way to hide a variable from the -vtls option in D in the near
future?
Sometimes it's desirable to indirectly throw an exception,
especially if there's some work that needs to be done
specifically relating to the exception
Chaiomanot:
Sometimes it's desirable to indirectly throw an exception,
especially if there's some work that needs to be done
specifically relating to the exception about to be thrown, but
you don't want to have to clutter your code with assert(false)
every time you do. For example:
void
If your patch enforcing that a function tagged with noreturn
does not return (so core.stdc.stdlib.exit must be tagged with
noreturn)?
It isn't currently compulsory. Any noreturn function will still
compile without the attribute. If adopted, it would of course be
prudent to make stdlib.exit
