digitalmars.D.bugs - Crash
bobef wrote:crash == dmd akide.d -HI'll do this for you this time, but it's common courtesy that you minimise your bug reports by yourself. In this case, the minimalised testcase is: static notquit=1;
Feb 12 2006
Well I would minimize it myself but it crashes even before the imports which are in the beginning of the file, otherwise it would give me an error for missing import when I compile it from wrong directory (which I forgot to mention) so I believe it is minimized enough (i.e. minimized at all actually). Deewiant wrote:bobef wrote:crash == dmd akide.d -HI'll do this for you this time, but it's common courtesy that you minimise your bug reports by yourself. In this case, the minimalised testcase is: static notquit=1;
Feb 12 2006
bobef wrote:Well I would minimize it myself but it crashes even before the imports which are in the beginning of the file, otherwise it would give me an error for missing import when I compile it from wrong directory (which I forgot to mention) so I believe it is minimized enough (i.e. minimized at all actually). Deewiant wrote:Like I said, the testcase can be minimised to the single line I posted which causes the crash. You'll note that if you remove that line (line 52) the compiler does not crash. I presume the compiler doesn't print any errors because it or the operating system buffers them and prints them all at once, but since it crashes it doesn't get up to that phase.bobef wrote:crash == dmd akide.d -HI'll do this for you this time, but it's common courtesy that you minimise your bug reports by yourself. In this case, the minimalised testcase is: static notquit=1;
Feb 12 2006
Then I apologize for creating unnecessary work for you ... Deewiant wrote:bobef wrote:Well I would minimize it myself but it crashes even before the imports which are in the beginning of the file, otherwise it would give me an error for missing import when I compile it from wrong directory (which I forgot to mention) so I believe it is minimized enough (i.e. minimized at all actually). Deewiant wrote:Like I said, the testcase can be minimised to the single line I posted which causes the crash. You'll note that if you remove that line (line 52) the compiler does not crash. I presume the compiler doesn't print any errors because it or the operating system buffers them and prints them all at once, but since it crashes it doesn't get up to that phase.bobef wrote:crash == dmd akide.d -HI'll do this for you this time, but it's common courtesy that you minimise your bug reports by yourself. In this case, the minimalised testcase is: static notquit=1;
Feb 12 2006