As you said, I replaced the real phobos object.d with an other version by renaming mingw/include/d/ to mingw/include/d2/ and just put a object.d file containing :
class Object
{

}

so I'm pretty sure gdc will not use the old version, but a gdc -c object.d -o object.o does the exactly same thing :
object.d:0: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault
Please submit a full bug report,
with preprocessed source if appropriate.
See <URL:http://www.mingw.org/bugs.shtml> for instructions.

Do I must submit a report to that url ? Not even a gdb can helps.

Wiz

John Reimer a écrit :

I think you need to replace mingw/include/d/3.4.5/object.d with your version. So backup the one there, replace it with yours, and see what happens.

GDC has a "weird" directory structure for the intrinsic imports. I'm not sure if that's the fault of the D implementation or the phobos library mechanics hard-wired into D :(. I actually wish the structure were dirt simple for those dmd/gdc users who want to create there own kernels. Right now, it seems to require a certain amount of hackery to get around the setup.

At the very least, we'll eventually need a tutorial for how to roll-your-own phobos-replacement and attach it to d. Ares is a good example of a start, but I believe it is dmd only, at this point.

-JJR