• Larry Hastings (31/31) Apr 16 2005 If you compile this program with warnings *on* using DMD version 0.121:

Larry Hastings <larry hastings.org> writes:

If you compile this program with warnings *on* using DMD version 0.121:

//
auto class testClass
	{
	int flag;

	this()
		{
		flag = 50;
		}

	~this()
		{
		}
	};

int main()
	{
	auto testClass t = new testClass;
	return t.flag;
	}

//

DMD gives you the following warning:
//
warning - testmain.d(15): function testmain.main no return at end of 
function
//

If you change testClass to no longer be auto, or you remove the 
destructor, DMD does not emit the warning.


Y'know, it'd sure be nice if "-w" meant "generate warnings but continue 
if there are no *errors*."  Right now it stops dead if it hits a 
warning, which I think is a bit wonky.


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/larry/