On 2012-04-29 05:03, Adam Wilson wrote:
Ok, I can accept that. Explicit typing is lots of extra pointless typing
when the compiler can just figure it out for me. But that leaves us with
an interesting design question. Right now, DI gen is destructive, which
means any changes I make to the DI file will get destroyed on the next
build if I forget to remove the -H flags. Unfortunately that means that
the DI generator is going to have to somewhat dictate coding style and
we need to make sure that DI gen covers the broadest possible range of
potential uses.
Personally, I have no problem leaving in initializers for module level
variables. Is that an acceptable solution to the community?
No, I think it's way better that the DI generator outputs the actually
type instead of just "shared/auto" and the assignment.
In this case:
shared stdin = &_iob[0];
Should be generated as:
shared File stdin;
Anything to the right of the assignment operator is just an
implementation detail.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
