If i am bringing this back up sorry , the code sample below just dies with assertion error, with no line number or file name .  For large projects this could be a big pain , is it possible to make all these checks at compile time, or remove the assertion ?

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import c.stdio;

bit func( bit possiblyFalse ) { if ( possiblyFalse) return false; }

void main () {
 func(false);
}
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C

"C" <dont@respond.com> wrote in message news:bt5ea8$1ndc$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> If i am bringing this back up sorry , the code sample below just dies with assertion error, with no line number or file name .  For large projects
this
> could be a big pain , is it possible to make all these checks at compile time, or remove the assertion ?

It is, and it's a popular point of view. Alas, that popularity doesn't stretch to our compiler-walter, so we may have to just lump it.

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> import c.stdio;
>
> bit func( bit possiblyFalse ) { if ( possiblyFalse) return false; }
>
> void main () {
>  func(false);
> }
> -------------------------------------------------
> C
>
>