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Disable dependencies check

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thomas:
I don't know anything about how D works, but in C or C++, the statement "A includes B and I have changed B" means that you have changed A.

Insofar, this feature request is nonsensical (not just "dangerous")  from a C or C++ point of view (though I don't know, it might be a valid thing to do in D?).

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: thomas on February 05, 2015, 10:15:45 am ---I don't know anything about how D works, but in C or C++, the statement "A includes B and I have changed B" means that you have changed A.

--- End quote ---
Well I agree with you on that but I know D not enough to be sure it is. However, I know that the dependency checker was not designed nor validated at all if against "D". Hence that it works at all is that "by accident" there is obviously an "include" statement in D.
As C::B meanwhile supports a range of options you should be able to disable components not designed for the target language.

MortenMacFly:
OK, I've implemented this in my local version and will try if it breaks something...

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