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events.odin
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19f0127e55
Moved all packages in core, base, vendor, tests and examples to use new #+ file tag syntax.
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1 year ago |
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logging.odin
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19f0127e55
Moved all packages in core, base, vendor, tests and examples to use new #+ file tag syntax.
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1 year ago |
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reporting.odin
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19f0127e55
Moved all packages in core, base, vendor, tests and examples to use new #+ file tag syntax.
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1 year ago |
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runner.odin
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e5f32e1455
Makes tracking allocator default to crashing on a bad free instead of add to bad_free_array. The bad_free_array remains to not break old code. The new default behavior is implemented in a callback that you can override, there's a second provided callback that provides the old behavior where an element was added to bad_free_array. Rationale: Many people are just checking the allocation_map, but don't check the bad free array. Several examples throughout core that use tracking allocator don't check bad_free_array either, so people have been taught not to check it.
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8 months ago |
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runner_windows.odin
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29fedc1808
Changed some recently added //+ usages to #+ and also fixed some //+ usages in some code generators.
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11 months ago |
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signal_handler.odin
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19f0127e55
Moved all packages in core, base, vendor, tests and examples to use new #+ file tag syntax.
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1 year ago |
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signal_handler_libc.odin
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f798f0b446
testing: separate the posix import into target files
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10 months ago |
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signal_handler_other.odin
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19f0127e55
Moved all packages in core, base, vendor, tests and examples to use new #+ file tag syntax.
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1 year ago |
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signal_handler_posix.odin
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f798f0b446
testing: separate the posix import into target files
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10 months ago |
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signal_handler_windows.odin
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f798f0b446
testing: separate the posix import into target files
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10 months ago |
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testing.odin
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603efa860a
add '#caller_expression'
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1 year ago |
Karl Zylinski
e5f32e1455
Makes tracking allocator default to crashing on a bad free instead of add to bad_free_array. The bad_free_array remains to not break old code. The new default behavior is implemented in a callback that you can override, there's a second provided callback that provides the old behavior where an element was added to bad_free_array. Rationale: Many people are just checking the allocation_map, but don't check the bad free array. Several examples throughout core that use tracking allocator don't check bad_free_array either, so people have been taught not to check it.