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# rt.minfo

Written in the D programming language. Module initialization routines.
License:
Distributed under the Boost Software License 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE)
Authors:
Walter Bright, Sean Kelly

Source rt/minfo.d

struct `ModuleGroup`;
  A ModuleGroup is an unordered collection of modules. There is exactly one for:
  1. all statically linked in D modules, either directely or as shared libraries
  2. each call to rt_loadLibrary()
  nothrow void `sortCtors`(string `cycleHandling`);
  void `sortCtors`();
    Allocate and fill in ctors[] and tlsctors[]. Modules are inserted into the arrays in the order in which the constructors need to be run.
    Parameters:

    Throws:
    Exception if it fails.
int `moduleinfos_apply`(scope int delegate(immutable(ModuleInfo*)) `dg`);
  Iterate over all module infos.
void `rt_moduleCtor`();
  Module constructor and destructor routines.
void `rt_moduleTlsCtor`();
  Module constructor and destructor routines.
void `rt_moduleTlsDtor`();
  Module constructor and destructor routines.
void `rt_moduleDtor`();
  Module constructor and destructor routines.
void `runModuleFuncs`(alias getfp)(const(immutable(ModuleInfo)*)[] `modules`);

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