preludes: move to vlib/v/preludes

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Delyan Angelov 2021-01-16 14:43:24 +02:00
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@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ pub fn (v &Builder) get_user_files() []string {
mut user_files := []string{}
// See cmd/tools/preludes/README.md for more info about what preludes are
vroot := os.dir(pref.vexe_path())
preludes_path := os.join_path(vroot, 'cmd', 'tools', 'preludes')
preludes_path := os.join_path(vroot, 'vlib', 'v', 'preludes')
if v.pref.is_livemain || v.pref.is_liveshared {
user_files << os.join_path(preludes_path, 'live.v')
}

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# V preludes:
The cmd/tools/preludes/ contains small v code snippets, that V uses when
The vlib/v/preludes/ contains small v code snippets, that V uses when
compiling certain v programs. V adds the files below automatically itself.
Each file is used in different situations (see below).
NB: preludes are *NOT* intended to be used by user programs/modules.
The folder cmd/tools/preludes/ is *NOT* a v module.
The folder vlib/v/preludes/ is *NOT* a v module.
## Details:
### cmd/tools/preludes/live_main.v
### vlib/v/preludes/live_main.v
Used when compiling live programs. This file is used by the main executable
live program, that starts the file change monitoring thread. Each live program
needs module `os` and module `time`, in order for the background file change
monitoring thread to work properly.
### cmd/tools/preludes/live_shared.v
### vlib/v/preludes/live_shared.v
Used when compiling live programs, for the shared library portion of the live
programs, that is reloaded each time the code is changed.
### cmd/tools/preludes/tests_assertions.v
### vlib/v/preludes/tests_assertions.v
Used when compiling `_test.v` programs.
It specifies how failed assertions will look.
### cmd/tools/preludes/tests_with_stats.v
### vlib/v/preludes/tests_with_stats.v
Used when compiling `_test.v` programs with -stats option.
It specifies how the result will appear ('assert' vs 'asserts' and so on).