[ dunno if that's the most appropiate subject ]

Another behavior I don't find consistent:

----------a.d
class A {}
void foo() {}
----------b.d
A x;
foo();
import a;

While the function call works, the class declaration doesn't. Worst, if I use a.A instead of just A, dmd crashes with one of those Windows messages "memory can't be read". Also happens if A is struct or enum.

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Carlos Santander




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