remove "unnecessary if statement" error
this "depends on compile variable" code is too hard to validate,
and has false negatives. not worth it right now.
std.str removed, instead use std.mem.
std.mem.eql and std.mem.sliceEql merged and do not require explicit
type argument.
* instead of emitting a breakpoint for a debug safety crash,
zig calls a panic function which prints an error message
and a stack trace and then calls abort.
* on freestanding OS, this panic function has a default
implementation of a simple infinite loop.
* users can override the panic implementation by providing
`pub fn panic(message: []const u8) -> unreachable { }`
* workaround for LLVM segfaulting when you try to use cold
calling convention on ARM.
closes#245
if and switch are implicitly inline if the condition/target
expression is known at compile time.
instead of:
```
inline if (condition) ...
inline switch (target) ...
```
one can use:
```
if (comptime condition) ...
switch (comptime target) ...
```
See #167
Need to troubleshoot when we send 2 slices to printf. It goes
into an infinite loop.
This commit introduces 4 builtin functions:
* `@isInteger`
* `@isFloat`
* `@canImplictCast`
* `@typeName`
* add `setFnTest`, `setFnVisible`, `setFnStaticEval`,
`setFnNoInline` builtin functions to replace previous
directive functionality
* add `coldcc` and `nakedcc` as keywords which can be used as part
of a function prototype.
* `setDebugSafety` builtin can be used to set debug safety features
at a per block scope level.
* closes#169
with byvalue return value or parameter.
currently we don't codegen byvalue parameters or return values
correctly for C compatibilty functions so instead of generating
incorrect code, we emit a compile error.
eventually we'll support this feature and remove the compile error.
See #180
- delete commented out code
- delete redundant check for missing
mmacosx-version-min/maxdir
- add TODO comment in std library
- rename 'os' to 'self' in io.zig
- `openSelfExe` aborts on darwin instead of compile error
- only allow warnings on the one parseh test that has
`#include <stdint.h>`.
- Implemented some syscall for MacOSX
- tested on : El Capitan 10.11 x86_64
- make self hosted test run on macosx
- modified run_test so it does not fail when parseh throws
warnings (most of them are related to buildin types from
gcc that arent defined in header files and unions)
- making -mmacosx-version-min and -mios-version-min works like
gcc (command line paramers have precedence over enviroment variables)