• Frank Benoit (13/13) Feb 11 2006 I cannot cut that down. In a programm >20 files I had the error
• Hasan Aljudy (6/25) Feb 11 2006 Yeah, I've seen it ..
• Thomas Kuehne (11/22) Feb 12 2006 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Frank Benoit <frank_DELETE_ _DELETE_drealtime.com> writes:

I cannot cut that down. In a programm >20 files I had the error

Without giving filename and filenumber there was this message:
| enum MyOwnEnum is forward referenced

Followed with multiple template errors, which compiled before and are not
affected in any way by the enum.:
| filename.d(16): template instance cannot resolve forward reference
....


After putting the enum in a seperate module and importing that, all compiles
well.

Has anyone seen this behaviour before?

Frank


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Hasan Aljudy <hasan.aljudy gmail.com> writes:

Frank Benoit wrote:
 I cannot cut that down. In a programm >20 files I had the error
 
 Without giving filename and filenumber there was this message:
 | enum MyOwnEnum is forward referenced
 
 Followed with multiple template errors, which compiled before and are not
 affected in any way by the enum.:
 | filename.d(16): template instance cannot resolve forward reference
 ....
 
 
 After putting the enum in a seperate module and importing that, all compiles
 well.
 
 Has anyone seen this behaviour before?
 
 Frank
 
 

Yeah, I've seen it ..
I have no idea why this occurs, seems very inconsistent .. and 
unexpected in D.

I hope that Walter consideres it a bug, not a feature; so that someday 
it might be fixed.

Thomas Kuehne <thomas-dloop kuehne.cn> writes:

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Frank Benoit schrieb am 2006-02-11:
 I cannot cut that down. In a programm >20 files I had the error

 Without giving filename and filenumber there was this message:
| enum MyOwnEnum is forward referenced

 Followed with multiple template errors, which compiled before and are not
 affected in any way by the enum.:
| filename.d(16): template instance cannot resolve forward reference
 ....


 After putting the enum in a seperate module and importing that, all compiles
 well.

 Has anyone seen this behaviour before?

 Frank

Might be related to:
http://dstress.kuehne.cn/run/forward_reference_09.d

Thomas


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