Compile the following with dmd -H -c

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class Test
{
void a() {}
void b() {}
void c() {}
void d() {}
void e() {}
void f() {}
void g() {}
void h() {}
void i() {}
void j() {}
void k() {}
void l() {}
void m() {}
void n() {}
void o() {}
void p() {}
void q() {}
void r() {}
void s() {}
void t() {}
void u() {}
void v() {}
void w() {}
void x() {}
void y() {}
void z() {}

void aa() {}
void bb() {}
void cc() {}
void dd() {}
void ee() {} // Try adding or removing some functions here to see the effect.

template A(T) { }

alias A!(uint) getHUint;
alias A!(int) getHInt;
alias A!(float) getHFloat;
alias A!(ulong) getHUlong;
alias A!(long) getHLong;
alias A!(double) getHDouble;
alias A!(byte) getHByte;
alias A!(ubyte) getHUbyte;
alias A!(short) getHShort;
alias A!(ushort) getHUShort;
alias A!(real) getHReal;
}
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The resulting .di file will contain

alias A!(uint) getHUint;
alias A!(int) getHInt;
alias A!(float) getHFloat;
alias A!(ulong) getHUlong;
alias A!(...) getHLong;
alias A!(double) getHDouble;
alias A!(...) getHByte;
alias A!(ubyte) getHUbyte;
alias A!(...) getHShort;
alias A!(ushort) getHUShort;
alias A!(...) getHReal;

some type names have mysteriously been exchanged with '...'. Where the '...'s begin depend on how many members (or other statements) preceed the template declarations.

Nick