• clayasaurus (15/15) Nov 08 2004 hello, i have two modules, lets say module A and B
• Bastiaan Veelo (3/25) Nov 08 2004 Try it. D is smarter than you think :-)
• clayasaurus (3/33) Nov 08 2004 i have two very big classes that are doing this with global class
• clayasaurus (2/38) Nov 08 2004
• clayasaurus (4/45) Nov 08 2004 ok. well i just found out that it does compile eventually. it just takes...
• John Reimer (3/6) Nov 08 2004 Hmmm... might be similar to the problem DWT is experiencing... except th...
• Bastiaan Veelo (5/7) Nov 08 2004 I don't have D here at the moment, but my project has an import loop and...
• Ant (1/16) Nov 08 2004

clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> writes:

hello, i have two modules, lets say module A and B

------------------------
module A;

import B;

B.func();
------------------------

------------------------
module B;

import A;

A.func();
------------------------

i'm pretty sure that when i compile it,... it never stops compiling from 
the infinite import recursion. Both modules need the functions in the 
other module. How can I avoid this? do i just make it into one module?
Thanks.

Bastiaan Veelo <Bastiaan.N.Veelo ntnu.no> writes:

clayasaurus wrote:
 hello, i have two modules, lets say module A and B
 
 ------------------------
 module A;
 
 import B;
 
 B.func();
 ------------------------
 
 ------------------------
 module B;
 
 import A;
 
 A.func();
 ------------------------
 
 i'm pretty sure that when i compile it,... it never stops compiling from 
 the infinite import recursion. Both modules need the functions in the 
 other module. How can I avoid this? do i just make it into one module?
 Thanks.

Try it. D is smarter than you think :-)

Bastiaan.

clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> writes:

i have two very big classes that are doing this with global class 
variables. I compile it and it never stops.

Bastiaan Veelo wrote:
 clayasaurus wrote:
 
 hello, i have two modules, lets say module A and B

 ------------------------
 module A;

 import B;

 B.func();
 ------------------------

 ------------------------
 module B;

 import A;

 A.func();
 ------------------------

 i'm pretty sure that when i compile it,... it never stops compiling 
 from the infinite import recursion. Both modules need the functions in 
 the other module. How can I avoid this? do i just make it into one 
 module?
 Thanks.

 
 
 Try it. D is smarter than you think :-)
 
 Bastiaan.

clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> writes:

nevermind. it never finishes compiling for some other reason :-/

clayasaurus wrote:
 i have two very big classes that are doing this with global class 
 variables. I compile it and it never stops.
 
 Bastiaan Veelo wrote:
 
 clayasaurus wrote:

 hello, i have two modules, lets say module A and B

 ------------------------
 module A;

 import B;

 B.func();
 ------------------------

 ------------------------
 module B;

 import A;

 A.func();
 ------------------------

 i'm pretty sure that when i compile it,... it never stops compiling 
 from the infinite import recursion. Both modules need the functions 
 in the other module. How can I avoid this? do i just make it into one 
 module?
 Thanks.



 Try it. D is smarter than you think :-)

 Bastiaan.

clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> writes:

ok. well i just found out that it does compile eventually. it just takes 
a really long time. it took so long i assumed it was some infinite 
problem. takes about 10-20 sec to compile a single .d file.

clayasaurus wrote:
 nevermind. it never finishes compiling for some other reason :-/
 
 clayasaurus wrote:
 
 i have two very big classes that are doing this with global class 
 variables. I compile it and it never stops.

 Bastiaan Veelo wrote:

 clayasaurus wrote:

 hello, i have two modules, lets say module A and B

 ------------------------
 module A;

 import B;

 B.func();
 ------------------------

 ------------------------
 module B;

 import A;

 A.func();
 ------------------------

 i'm pretty sure that when i compile it,... it never stops compiling 
 from the infinite import recursion. Both modules need the functions 
 in the other module. How can I avoid this? do i just make it into 
 one module?
 Thanks.




 Try it. D is smarter than you think :-)

 Bastiaan.

John Reimer <John_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <cmo5mn$t5i$1 digitaldaemon.com>, clayasaurus says...
ok. well i just found out that it does compile eventually. it just takes 
a really long time. it took so long i assumed it was some infinite 
problem. takes about 10-20 sec to compile a single .d file.

Hmmm... might be similar to the problem DWT is experiencing... except that the
DWT compilation eventually crashes dmd with an "out of memory" error.

Bastiaan Veelo <Bastiaan.N.Veelo ntnu.no> writes:

clayasaurus wrote:
 i have two very big classes that are doing this with global class 
 variables. I compile it and it never stops.

I don't have D here at the moment, but my project has an import loop and 
it used to compile. Have not tried the latest releases though. I use 
private import, but that should not matter much.

Bastiaan.

Ant <Ant_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <cmo1i9$mi5$1 digitaldaemon.com>, clayasaurus says...
hello, i have two modules, lets say module A and B

------------------------
module A;

import B;

B.func();
------------------------

------------------------
module B;

import A;

A.func();
------------------------

i'm pretty sure that when i compile it,... it never stops compiling from 
the infinite import recursion. Both modules need the functions in the 
other module. How can I avoid this? do i just make it into one module?
Thanks.