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You can use compiler directives called pragmas in a D program.
Pragma lines begin with a # character, and
are usually placed at the beginning of a D program. The primary
use of pragmas is to set run-time DTrace options. For example,
the following pragma statements suppress all output except for
traced data and permit destructive operations.
#pragma D option quiet #pragma D option destructive