[DO NOT REVIEW] [ experiment #8614] using "." for fully qualified names: stdlib.pure.ospaths #8635
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PR only there for debugging CI issues in #8614
module ospaths -> package stdlib.pure (note: fully qualified) => package stdlib
files like these will be generated in nimcache:
stdlib.pure.bitops.c
stdlib.pure.math.c
stdlib.system.c
timn.bugs.exp_module_nonuniq.t01.c
Note
example of things it generates during compilation (with
--hint[CC]=on
):CC: stdlib.pure.collections.rtarrays
CC: stdlib.std.sha1
CC: compiler.compiler.prefixmatches
CC: stdlib.pure.concurrency.cpuinfo
CC: stdlib.impure.nre.private.util
CC: stdlib.impure.nre
CC: stdlib.deprecated.pure.asyncio
CC: stdlib.system
depends on:
#8631