Compile time function execution...
    Serg Kovrov 
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    Sat Feb 24 14:17:22 PST 2007
    
    
  
Frits van Bommel wrote:
> That depends on what you mean by "library functions". Obviously you mean 
> a function in a library, but that's not really what matters here. The 
> important question is whether the source is available to the compiler. 
> It doesn't care where the compiled version ends up, because it doesn't 
> use it. It just needs to see the source.
> 
> So basically, for a library with declaration-only (no or incomplete 
> implementation) "headers" the answer is no, for libraries that ship with 
> full source (that's used to satisfy imports, so no .di modules) the 
> answer is yes. Just like with normal source files.
My question was general. C runtime functions, Phobos functions, any 
third party functions that come as `lib` files (either C or D).
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serg.
    
    
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