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example
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edb685f04b
Add package `core:flags`
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1 year ago |
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LICENSE
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edb685f04b
Add package `core:flags`
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1 year ago |
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constants.odin
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ba0581ae79
Give FreeBSD access to `core:net` in `core:flags`
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1 year ago |
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doc.odin
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288312a812
core: improve package doc comments for the documentation generator
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1 year ago |
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errors.odin
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1d75a612d5
`os.Errno` -> `os.Error`
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1 year ago |
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errors_bsd.odin
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ba0581ae79
Give FreeBSD access to `core:net` in `core:flags`
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1 year ago |
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errors_nonbsd.odin
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8c636ac37b
Fix build tags that use ! multiple times on one line. Those don't actually do anything since build tags use OR within the line. So something like //+build !windows, !linux would actually build on both linux and windows. What was intended in all these cases was probably AND, which you get by splitting them into separate lines.
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1 year ago |
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internal_assignment.odin
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c3bd94a27e
Change `Bit_Array.max_index` to `length`
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1 year ago |
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internal_parsing.odin
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c3acdeb310
Add `--` parsing to UNIX-style `core:flags`
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1 year ago |
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internal_rtti.odin
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97c499dbb4
Begin mapping `os.Error` in the rest of the codebase
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1 year ago |
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internal_rtti_nonbsd.odin
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8c636ac37b
Fix build tags that use ! multiple times on one line. Those don't actually do anything since build tags use OR within the line. So something like //+build !windows, !linux would actually build on both linux and windows. What was intended in all these cases was probably AND, which you get by splitting them into separate lines.
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1 year ago |
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internal_validation.odin
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2d8d0dd851
fix `@(optimization_mode)` usage in builtin collections
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1 year ago |
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parsing.odin
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2d8d0dd851
fix `@(optimization_mode)` usage in builtin collections
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1 year ago |
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rtti.odin
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edb685f04b
Add package `core:flags`
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1 year ago |
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usage.odin
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2d8d0dd851
fix `@(optimization_mode)` usage in builtin collections
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1 year ago |
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util.odin
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2d8d0dd851
fix `@(optimization_mode)` usage in builtin collections
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1 year ago |
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validation.odin
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edb685f04b
Add package `core:flags`
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1 year ago |
Karl Zylinski
8c636ac37b
Fix build tags that use ! multiple times on one line. Those don't actually do anything since build tags use OR within the line. So something like //+build !windows, !linux would actually build on both linux and windows. What was intended in all these cases was probably AND, which you get by splitting them into separate lines.