Compiler implementation of the D programming language.
DMD-generated module __entrypoint
where the C main resides
Module in which the D main is
A data structure that describes a back-end compiler and implements compiler-specific actions.
Generate C main() in response to seeing D main().
This function will generate a module called __entrypoint
, and set the globals entrypoint
and rootHasMain
.
This used to be in druntime, but contained a reference to Dmain which didn't work when druntime was made into a dll and was linked to a program, such as a C++ program, that didn't have a Dmain.
Scope* sc
| Scope which triggered the generation of the C main, used to get the module where the D main is. |
Encode the given expression, which is assumed to be an rvalue literal as another type for use in CTFE. This corresponds roughly to the idiom *(Type *)&e.
For the given module, perform any post parsing analysis. Certain compiler backends (ie: GDC) have special placeholder modules whose source are empty, but code gets injected immediately after loading.
A callback function that is called once an imported module is parsed. If the callback returns true, then it tells the frontend that the driver intends on compiling the import.
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