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reply Markus Dangl <danglm in.tum.de> writes:
Another problem with my nested classes: I expected this program to print 
"Hello" but it throws a "Error: Access Violation" instead. The only way 
around this seems to be to redeclare Bar,bar and the constructor in 
Foo2... What's wrong?
May 21 2006
next sibling parent reply Frank Benoit <keinfarbton nospam.xyz> writes:
This seems to me, like a bug, which will be fixed in the next dmd version.
Please try to add a default ctor to Foo2. Perhaps this helps.
May 21 2006
parent Markus Dangl <danglm in.tum.de> writes:
Frank Benoit schrieb:

 This seems to me, like a bug, which will be fixed in the next dmd version.
 Please try to add a default ctor to Foo2. Perhaps this helps.


Tried it, it didn't help.
May 21 2006
prev sibling parent reply Oskar Linde <oskar.lindeREM OVEgmail.com> writes:
Markus Dangl skrev:

 Another problem with my nested classes: I expected this program to print 
 "Hello" but it throws a "Error: Access Violation" instead. The only way 
 around this seems to be to redeclare Bar,bar and the constructor in 
 Foo2... What's wrong?
 







































What compiler and platform? It works for me (DMD 0.156, Linux).

/Oskar
May 23 2006
parent reply Deewiant <deewiant.doesnotlike.spam gmail.com> writes:
Oskar Linde wrote:

 Markus Dangl skrev:

 Another problem with my nested classes: I expected this program to
 print "Hello" but it throws a "Error: Access Violation" instead. The
 only way around this seems to be to redeclare Bar,bar and the
 constructor in Foo2... What's wrong?








































 
 What compiler and platform? It works for me (DMD 0.156, Linux).
 
 /Oskar


It worked for me, too, with DMD 0.157 under Windows.

However, compiled with -inline, it throws an Access Violation.
May 23 2006
parent Markus Dangl <danglm in.tum.de> writes:
 It worked for me, too, with DMD 0.157 under Windows.
 
 However, compiled with -inline, it throws an Access Violation.


Oh right, it was DMD 0.157 under Windows, an i was using "inline" too.
I'll file a bug report.
May 24 2006