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# dmd.dmodule

Compiler implementation of the D programming language.
Authors:
Walter Bright
License:
Boost License 1.0

Source dmodule.d

Documentation https://dlang.org/phobos/dmd_dmodule.html

Coverage https://codecov.io/gh/dlang/dmd/src/master/src/dmd/dmodule.d

class `Package`: dmd.dsymbol.ScopeDsymbol;
  static DsymbolTable `resolve`(Identifiers* `packages`, Dsymbol* `pparent`, Package* `ppkg`);

    Input packages[] the pkg1.pkg2 of pkg1.pkg2.mod

    Returns:
    the symbol table that mod should be inserted into

    Output *pparent the rightmost package, i.e. pkg2, or NULL if no packages *ppkg the leftmost package, i.e. pkg1, or NULL if no packages

  final const bool `isAncestorPackageOf`(const Package `pkg`);
    Checks if pkg is a sub-package of this
    For example, if this qualifies to 'a1.a2' and pkg - to 'a1.a2.a3', this function returns 'true'. If it is other way around or qualified package paths conflict function returns 'false'.
    Parameters:

    Package `pkg` | possible subpackage

    Returns:
    see description
class `Module`: dmd.dmodule.Package;
  static void `deinitialize`();
    Deinitializes the global state of the compiler.
    This can be used to restore the state set by _init to its original state.
  bool `selfImports`();
    Return true if module imports itself.
  bool `rootImports`();
    Return true if module imports root module.
  Module `importedFrom`;
    A root module is one that will be compiled all the way to object code. This field holds the root module that caused this module to be loaded. If this module is a root module, then it will be set to this. This is used to determine ownership of template instantiation.
  File* `setOutfile`(const(char)* `name`, const(char)* `dir`, const(char)* `arg`, const(char)* `ext`);
  File* `setOutfile`(const(char)[] `name`, const(char)[] `dir`, const(char)[] `arg`, const(char)[] `ext`);
    Combines things into output file name for .html and .di files.

    Input name Command line name given for the file, NULL if none dir Command line directory given for the file, NULL if none arg Name of the source file ext File name extension to use if 'name' is NULL global.params.preservePaths get output path from arg srcfile Input file - output file name must not match input file

  int `needModuleInfo`();
    Determine if we need to generate an instance of ModuleInfo for this Module.
  static void `addDeferredSemantic`(Dsymbol `s`);
    Can't run semantic on s now, try again later.
  static void `runDeferredSemantic`();
    Run semantic() on deferred symbols.
  int `imports`(Module `m`);
    Recursively look at every module this module imports, return true if it imports m. Can be used to detect circular imports.
  void `fullyQualifiedName`(ref OutBuffer `buf`);
    Writes this module's fully-qualified name to buf
    Parameters:

    OutBuffer `buf` | The buffer to write to

struct `ModuleDeclaration`;
  const const(char)[] `toString`();
    Provide a human readable representation

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