When I try to use a parametrized class containing a volatile statement I get an error (at least on Linux - but I assume win32 should be the same). For example

class Foo(Value) {
  void bar(Value u) {
    int x;
    volatile x = 10;
  }
}

int main() {
  Foo!(int) x = new Foo!(int);
  Foo!(Object) y = new Foo!(Object);
  return 0;
}

I get:

foo.d(2): function bar cannot access frame of function bar
foo.d(10): template instance Foo!(Object ) error instantiating

If I have just one template instance then it works fine. I need volatile statements for my concurrent containers so right now they are volatile-less, which seemed to cause problems on a dual-cpu machine I started testing on.

-Ben