I was trying out composite oriented programming, meaning moving class
functionality into templates which you then mixin.
First part mixined just fine, second also ok, third . .
- Error : Out of memory (2GB VM)
Even with an empty template :(

Removing a struct definition from the second mixin seems to fix the problem.
Is this a (known) bug?

The struct was only used within that template.

public struct S
{
enum LOCAL { ONE, TWO };
LOCAL local;
bool b = false;
StructOut s;
ENUM_OUT eo;
}

Saaa:
> Is this a (known) bug?

It's generally better if you show a tiny compilable example that has the problem.

Bye,
bearophile

bearophile wrote:
> Saaa:
>> Is this a (known) bug?
>
> It's generally better if you show a tiny compilable example that has the problem.
>
> Bye,
> bearophile

I'm trying :)
I just hoped somebody would recognize it from my babbling

Tomorrow I'll continue my quest for the mall piece of code which will choke the compiler.

Can't recreate the error in a small test project (5 modules).
I think the problem lies somewhere in between cyclic module imports, mixin
struct definitions and maybe the actual size of the class(1k) and its
complexity of interfaces(8).

One more thing:
The out of memory is before it can tell there is an variable missing,
although the error is also there when the variable is not missing.

module project.foo.templates.bar;

template Bar()
{
  //struct is not used anywhere
  public struct Eye{} //comment this line out and the error is gone.
}