CMake: Compile shared Phobos libs to a single object file #3757
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Argh, it's not just conflicting declarations in the libraries, but also mismatches regarding the (simplified) compiler forward declarations... |
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(Only) when compiling them all-at-once anyway; primarily for implicit cross- module inlining across the same library. This won't work as long as there are multiple conflicting declarations across a library's modules - issue ldc-developers#2782.
As compiling Phobos to a single object file apparently really works already.
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Phobos actually already works, what a nice surprise. :) |
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(Only) when compiling them all-at-once anyway; primarily for implicit cross-module inlining across the same library.
This won't work as long as there are multiple conflicting declarations across a library's modules - issue #2782.