# /*
#  This example demonstrates that the dtors of incomplete
#  objects are called during a GC run.
#  */
#
#  import std.c.stdio;
#  import std.gc;
#
# class IC
# {
#     this()
#     {
#         printf( "IC ctor\n" );
#         throw new Exception( "IC Exception" );
#     }
#
#     ~this()
#     {
#         printf( "IC dtor\n" );
#     }
# }
#
# void main()
# {
#     try
#     {
#         IC ic = new IC();
#         printf( "success\n" );
#     }
#     catch( Exception e )
#     {
#         printf( "fail: %.*s\n", e.toString() );
#     }
#     fullCollect();
#     printf( "done\n" );
# }

Output:

IC ctor
fail: IC Exception
IC dtor
done

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Sean Kelly schrieb am Thu, 14 Apr 2005 05:39:32 +0000 (UTC):
> # /*
> #  This example demonstrates that the dtors of incomplete
> #  objects are called during a GC run.
> #  */
> #
> #  import std.c.stdio;
> #  import std.gc;
> #
> # class IC
> # {
> #     this()
> #     {
> #         printf( "IC ctor\n" );
> #         throw new Exception( "IC Exception" );
> #     }
> #
> #     ~this()
> #     {
> #         printf( "IC dtor\n" );
> #     }
> # }
> #
> # void main()
> # {
> #     try
> #     {
> #         IC ic = new IC();
> #         printf( "success\n" );
> #     }
> #     catch( Exception e )
> #     {
> #         printf( "fail: %.*s\n", e.toString() );
> #     }
> #     fullCollect();
> #     printf( "done\n" );
> # }

Known bug
http://dstress.kuehne.cn/run/destructor_04.d

Thomas


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