The linking of any test programm that uses Phobo's std.recls fails.

DMD: 0.106
GDC: 0.8
GCC: 3.4.3

fail:
    compile DMD, link GCC, DMD's Phobos
    compile DMD, link G++, DMD's Phobos
    compile GDC, link GCC, GDC's Phobos

inital pass:
    compile GDC, link G++, GDC's Phobos
    (results in a segfaulting test case)

Has anybody an idea how to solve this?

Thomas

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>The linking of any test programm that uses Phobo's std.recls fails.
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>DMD: 0.106
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>Has anybody an idea how to solve this?

I can't speak to the Linux or GCC situations, but in my experience on Windows the programs created with std.recls actually work, but a warning is produced in the linking phase.

I reported the warning issue a while back and Matthew Wilson explained what he thought the problem and solution were: http://www.digitalmars.com/drn-bin/wwwnews?digitalmars.D.bugs/266

I suspect the same problem still exists.

It's also possible that there's an additional problem for Linux.

jcc7