On Tuesday, 23 January 2018 at 23:22:09 UTC, Steven Schveighoffer
wrote:
So, if change the fun to static, it cannot pickup the pointer
and therefore can't call anything of the aliased object. If I
get it right...
I think so. But this is a guess, as the generated call clearly
never uses that 'this' member. Interesting to me that it calls
that member 'this', when 'this' is already defined!
Hmm... yes, I see...
cool option, by the way... didn't know anything about it. What
does -ast do?
-vcg-ast means take the generated AST before optimization (I
think), and output a d-source-like file (called file.d.cg) that
shows the representation. Super useful when you are trying to
figure out what the compiler does to your code. It only happens
if compilation succeeds.
-ast, I don't think does anything, but not sure if that's what
your question was.
The reason you don't know anything about it is because it's a
debugging option and not documented :) At least, that's what I
was told...
:)
If you click on the AST button on run.dlang.io, you get the
same thing.
bug filed
https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18289
Thanks a lot.
