Comment by usrnm 15 hours ago They are not supposed to produce code that doesn't compile, why would they? 3 comments usrnm Reply debugnik 14 hours ago Debugger positions on the other hand are a pain with these things. amelius 12 hours ago Uh yes, that's what I meant ;)In C/C++ you have the #line preprocessor directive. It would be nice if Go had something similar. debugnik 8 hours ago Go has apparently got //line directives, and this project uses them.
debugnik 14 hours ago Debugger positions on the other hand are a pain with these things. amelius 12 hours ago Uh yes, that's what I meant ;)In C/C++ you have the #line preprocessor directive. It would be nice if Go had something similar. debugnik 8 hours ago Go has apparently got //line directives, and this project uses them.
amelius 12 hours ago Uh yes, that's what I meant ;)In C/C++ you have the #line preprocessor directive. It would be nice if Go had something similar. debugnik 8 hours ago Go has apparently got //line directives, and this project uses them.
Debugger positions on the other hand are a pain with these things.
Uh yes, that's what I meant ;)
In C/C++ you have the #line preprocessor directive. It would be nice if Go had something similar.
Go has apparently got //line directives, and this project uses them.