Issue 13661 - static array init does not call destructors #4100
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While supporting CTFE for issue 13661, I found another CTFE issue: Now this PR fixes both issues and will correctly support destructor calls in CTFE. |
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Issue 13661 - static array init does not call destructors
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I find it bizarre that the compiler must generate the buffer, when the callee is more than capable of alloca'ing one itself. |
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https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13661
Requires druntime change: dlang/druntime#1006