On Thursday, 7 January 2021 at 19:35:00 UTC, H. S. Teoh wrote:
Whether or not something is inlined has nothing to do with what line number it was written in.
Okay, I've tried it out, and it seems it isn't the problem in the binary case as the code was first compiled and the inlined, so the line number is correct in that case.
For source code inlining however, the direction is simply opposite. Therefore, compilation of inlined code have to respect the original line number pointing to the throw statement in the inlined function.
I think D can handle this, I hope so.
"Debugging information" can be included in production code.
Yes, but exception line numbers aren't debug infos rather they are passed implicitly as argument to the exception class constructor.
