On Fri, 05 Nov 2010 09:47:37 +0000, div0 wrote: > On 05/11/2010 09:32, spir wrote: >> Hello, >> >> Is there a way for a program to simply exit before end of main()? An >> instruction like exit, quit, end, halt, stop... >> >> [assert(false) is not why I'm looking for, as (1) the compiler protests >> if there is unreachable code (2) it throws in non-release mode. I just >> want the program to stop, basta! My use case is first debugging (avoid >> later debug output to be written on terminal).] >> >> Denis >> -- -- -- -- -- -- -- >> vit esse estrany ☣ >> >> spir.wikidot.com >> >> > import std.c.process > > then you've exit(int) & abort() > > You can get access to most C library functions through std.c.*, so it's > always worth a quick check in there for lower level stuff.
In D2 it is generally preferable to import core.stdc.* to get at the C stuff. std.c.* is a relic from D1, and it is uncertain what will be kept in the library. In this case, import core.stdc.stdlib to gain access to exit(int) and abort(). -Lars
