allowing the entry point name to be something other than main #4482
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add build tests
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This looks excellent. Thanks! Merged to incoming. |
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I filed a minor followup issue: #4488. It looks to me like this code preserves the behavior of deleting existing functions marked |
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Also, thanks for providing comprehensive test cases. That makes patches very easy to accept. |
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* Fixed comment dropped between & and type issue * Reduced nesting levels and avoided duplications * Removed extra allocations
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fixed #4207
giving a function the attribute
#[main]makes the function main.#[main], the function named 'main' will be the main.--testis given, all function with#[main]will be stripped out and the main function for testing will be the only function having#[main]attribute.