• Chris Sauls (19/26) Dec 24 2005 Given the following source files:
• Jarrett Billingsley (5/34) Dec 24 2005 I think the compiler thinks you're trying to replace the internal object...

Chris Sauls <ibisbasenji gmail.com> writes:

Given the following source files:
















One gets this output from DMD 0.141, using command line "build main" :
lib\object.d(3): identifier 'Object' is not defined
lib\object.d(3): Object is used as a type
lib\object.d(3): class lib.object.MyObject base type must be class or
interface, not void
lib\object.d(3): identifier 'Object' is not defined
lib\object.d(3): Object is used as a type
Assertion failure: 'b->type->ty == Tclass' on line 284 in file 'class.c'

abnormal program termination

In this particular project it'd be no big deal to rename the trouble module to
just 'obj' 
instead of 'object.' However, it still shouldn't be causing the specific
problems the 
compiler appears to be experiencing.

-- Chris Sauls

"Jarrett Billingsley" <kb3ctd2 yahoo.com> writes:

"Chris Sauls" <ibisbasenji gmail.com> wrote in message 
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 Given the following source files:
















 One gets this output from DMD 0.141, using command line "build main" :
lib\object.d(3): identifier 'Object' is not defined
lib\object.d(3): Object is used as a type
lib\object.d(3): class lib.object.MyObject base type must be class or 
interface, not void
lib\object.d(3): identifier 'Object' is not defined
lib\object.d(3): Object is used as a type
Assertion failure: 'b->type->ty == Tclass' on line 284 in file 'class.c'

abnormal program termination

 In this particular project it'd be no big deal to rename the trouble 
 module to just 'obj' instead of 'object.' However, it still shouldn't be 
 causing the specific problems the compiler appears to be experiencing.

 -- Chris Sauls

I think the compiler thinks you're trying to replace the internal object.d 
with your own object.d.  Kind of odd, and maybe the compiler could be made 
more intelligent and know only to use the object.d in the phobos directory.