• simon hudon (64/64) Jul 16 2006 Hi everyone,
• Thomas Kuehne (13/77) Sep 14 2006 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

simon hudon <simon_member pathlink.com> writes:

Hi everyone,

I caught quite a bizarre bug on dmd v0.162 : if I use a foreach to iterate
through an aggreate class instance in a litteral delegate between brackets, like
this :

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// some container
class Container {
int opApply (int delegate (inout int) dg) {
int i;
dg(i);
return 0;
}
}

void main () {
// a is assigned a delegate specified by a litteral
auto a = ( {
foreach (i ; new Container)
writefln(i);
});
}

=====================================================

the compiler crashes saying : 
Assertion failure: 'type || init' on line 440 in file 'declaration.c'

abnormal program termination

But if I make one of two possible changes, it compiles and runs without problem.
First, if I want to iterate through a static or a dynamic array (an associative
array won't work, though), it compiles and run perfectly.  Here's an example :

=====================================================

void main () {
int[] b;
// a is assigned a delegate specified by a litteral
auto a = ( {
foreach (i ; b)
writefln(i);
});
}

=====================================================

A perfect work around (in appearance at least, I just spent three hours on that
problem so I don't pretend to have tested everything) is to tell the compiler
explicitly that the expression in the right side of the assignment is a
delegate, like this : 

=====================================================

// some container
class Container {
int opApply (int delegate (inout int) dg) {
int i;
dg(i);
return 0;
}
}

void main () {
// a is assigned a delegate specified by a litteral
auto a = ( delegate int(){
foreach (i ; b)
writefln(i);
} );
}

=====================================================

It seems that this is not a really bad bug since you can get the work done
simply by adding the type of the delegate, but I think the syntax without those
keywords should work whatever is in the delegate.  

Thanks for your attention.

Cheers

Simon Hudon

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

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simon hudon schrieb am 2006-07-17:
 Hi everyone,

 I caught quite a bizarre bug on dmd v0.162 : if I use a foreach to iterate
 through an aggreate class instance in a litteral delegate between brackets,
like
 this :

=====================================================

 // some container
 class Container {
 int opApply (int delegate (inout int) dg) {
 int i;
 dg(i);
 return 0;
 }
 }

 void main () {
 // a is assigned a delegate specified by a litteral
 auto a = ( {
 foreach (i ; new Container)
 writefln(i);
 });
 }

=====================================================

 the compiler crashes saying : 
 Assertion failure: 'type || init' on line 440 in file 'declaration.c'

 abnormal program termination

 But if I make one of two possible changes, it compiles and runs without
problem.
 First, if I want to iterate through a static or a dynamic array (an associative
 array won't work, though), it compiles and run perfectly.  Here's an example :

=====================================================

 void main () {
 int[] b;
 // a is assigned a delegate specified by a litteral
 auto a = ( {
 foreach (i ; b)
 writefln(i);
 });
 }

=====================================================

 A perfect work around (in appearance at least, I just spent three hours on that
 problem so I don't pretend to have tested everything) is to tell the compiler
 explicitly that the expression in the right side of the assignment is a
 delegate, like this : 

=====================================================

 // some container
 class Container {
 int opApply (int delegate (inout int) dg) {
 int i;
 dg(i);
 return 0;
 }
 }

 void main () {
 // a is assigned a delegate specified by a litteral
 auto a = ( delegate int(){
 foreach (i ; b)
 writefln(i);
 } );
 }

=====================================================

 It seems that this is not a really bad bug since you can get the work done
 simply by adding the type of the delegate, but I think the syntax without those
 keywords should work whatever is in the delegate.  

 Thanks for your attention.

 Cheers

 Simon Hudon

Added to DStress as
http://dstress.kuehne.cn/b/bug_declaration_440_A.d
http://dstress.kuehne.cn/b/bug_declaration_440_B.d
http://dstress.kuehne.cn/b/bug_declaration_440_C.d

Thomas


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