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Hmm.. are you sure you fixed using a template inside a with clause?

template VecTemplate(tfloat)

{

    struct Vector

    {

        tfloat d;

    }

}

int main(char[][] args)

{

    with (instance VecTemplate(int)) // crash DMD

    {

    }

    return 0;

}



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I fixed your previous example of it. I'll add this one to the bug list. -Walter

Actually this is a distilled example of my original bug, which still crashed after upgrading to DMD 0.52.  I went back to the original code (which hadn't changed since I posted the report) and uncommented the "I dare you" line, and compiled.  POOF!

You may have fixed a different bug than what I was (and still am) seeing.

Sean

"Walter" <walter@digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:b1rqrg$g09$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> I fixed your previous example of it. I'll add this one to the bug list. -Walter

Hmm, I wonder what happened. The test case is in my regression tests.

"Sean L. Palmer" <seanpalmer@directvinternet.com> wrote in message news:b1t83j$19ri$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Actually this is a distilled example of my original bug, which still
crashed
> after upgrading to DMD 0.52.  I went back to the original code (which
hadn't
> changed since I posted the report) and uncommented the "I dare you" line, and compiled.  POOF!
>
> You may have fixed a different bug than what I was (and still am) seeing.

more ways to crash the compiler;
note some bits are commented out it crashes if they are not too (trying to
create some test code for another problem)

/*
template base( T )
{
 void errfunc() { throw new Exception("no init"); }
 typedef T safeptr = cast(T)&errfunc;
}
*/

template func0( T )
{
 instance base( fp ) safe;
 alias safe.safeptr fp;
}

instance func0( int ) I_V_fp;
//I_V_fp.fp tc;
int main( char[][] args )
{
 return 0; //tc();
}


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another odd error message ..

Expression TOK26
tet3.d(5): Integer constant expression expected instead of &errfunc

template base( T )
{
 void errfunc() { throw new Exception("no init"); }
 typedef T safeptr = cast(T)&errfunc;
}

alias int (*mfp)(int);
// alias void (*mfp)(); // works (as you would expect)
instance base( mfp ) I_V_fp;

int main( char[][] args )
{
 return 0; //tc();
}

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I know
 typedef T safeptr = cast(T)&errfunc;
is a bit bad if the T is a func pointer to a pascal or stdcall method that
takes params
but there's no way to write
T foo = { throw ... }; typedef safe = foo; or typedef T safe = { throw
... };
or &{}

Mike.

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