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dmd.backend.elfobj.USE_INIT_ARRAY - multiple declarations
Enum member USE_INIT_ARRAY
If set, produce .init_array/.fini_array instead of legacy .ctors/.dtors . OpenBSD added the support in Aug 2016. Other supported platforms has supported .init_array for years.
enum USE_INIT_ARRAY
= true;
Enum member USE_INIT_ARRAY
If set, produce .init_array/.fini_array instead of legacy .ctors/.dtors . OpenBSD added the support in Aug 2016. Other supported platforms has supported .init_array for years.
enum USE_INIT_ARRAY
= true;
Enum member USE_INIT_ARRAY
If set, produce .init_array/.fini_array instead of legacy .ctors/.dtors . OpenBSD added the support in Aug 2016. Other supported platforms has supported .init_array for years.
enum USE_INIT_ARRAY
= true;
Enum member USE_INIT_ARRAY
If set, produce .init_array/.fini_array instead of legacy .ctors/.dtors . OpenBSD added the support in Aug 2016. Other supported platforms has supported .init_array for years.
enum USE_INIT_ARRAY
= true;
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