It does not ignore, it passes them as an arguments to resulting
program.
On Monday, 22 October 2012 at 12:36:44 UTC, Regan Heath wrote:
I just noticed this slightly odd behaviour from dmd -run and
wondered if it's a "bug"?
[vertest.d]
import std.stdio;
void main()
{
version(TEST) writefln("TEST");
}
If we compile without -run we get consistent/expected behaviour
from -version:
C:\TEMP>dmd vertest.d -version=TEST
C:\TEMP>vertest
TEST
C:\TEMP>dmd -version=TEST vertest.d
C:\TEMP>vertest
TEST
But, if we use -run...
C:\TEMP>dmd -run vertest.d -version=TEST <- weird, outputs
nothing
C:\TEMP>dmd -version=TEST -run vertest.d
TEST
Basically it looks like -run ignores any arguments that follow
it..
R
