Added etc.c.compat. #265
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| /// Size: 32 bits. | ||
| alias uint c_uint; | ||
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| static if(comp == Compiler.GCC && proc == Processor.X86_64) |
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Clang should be added here as well.
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What does this add that druntime doesn't already provide? This is the sort of thing that goes in druntime and which is already there. I don't think that druntime has stuff that's specific to a C compiler like this, but because D already uses a C linker and has |
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leave it to user to build d-tags.json merged-on-behalf-of: Sebastian Wilzbach <sebi.wilzbach@gmail.com>
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The etc.c.compat module is designed to help interface to C code, compiled with various compilers and processors by providing compile-time symbols, such as built-in types with correct sizes for the chosen compiler and processor.