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digitalmars.D - Static constructors

↑ ↓ ← terranium <spam here.lot> writes:
Docs say:
A static constructor is defined as a function that performs initializations
before the main() function gets control.

But gc is initialized only *in* the main function (gc_init function) - is it
normal to execute D code before gc initialization?
Apr 26 2008
↑ ↓ → Christopher Wright <dhasenan gmail.com> writes:
terranium wrote:
 Docs say:
 A static constructor is defined as a function that performs initializations
before the main() function gets control.
 
 But gc is initialized only *in* the main function (gc_init function) - is it
normal to execute D code before gc initialization?

By 'main', the docs mean _Dmain, which is what you write as "main". The order is: gc_init static ctors unittests _Dmain etc
Apr 26 2008