Was porting some code from java, missed something, and ran into a compiler segfault.

The code below recreates the problem during the 'semantic3' pass of the DMD
compiler (v0.108).

int e0 = 10;
int e1 = 10;
void main()
{
double[][] dda = new double[e0][e1];
}

If [e0] is replaced with [10], the compiler doesn't segfault but issues an error as expected.

- Dave

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| Was porting some code from java, missed something, and ran into a compiler
| segfault.
|
| The code below recreates the problem during the 'semantic3' pass of the DMD
| compiler (v0.108).
|
| int e0 = 10;
| int e1 = 10;
| void main()
| {
| double[][] dda = new double[e0][e1];
| }
|
| If [e0] is replaced with [10], the compiler doesn't segfault but issues an
error
| as expected.
|
| - Dave
|
|

The compiler shouldn't segfault, but the syntax isn't right either. Do this:

double [][] dda;
dda.length = e1;
foreach ( inout double [] d ; dda )
    d.length = e0;

I'm not sure if I messed up the lengths, but that's the idea.

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Carlos Santander Bernal