The following code will give a compiler error ("Internal error: ..\ztc\cgcod.c 1751") in version 0.76:

typedef float[2] UV;

struct INFO {
 UV uv;
}

void func (UV uv) {
}

void main (char[][] args) {
 INFO info;
 func(info.uv);
}


It doesn't matter if I initialize info.  Also, the error goes away if UV is typedef'd to be float[] instead of float[2].

Am I using struct properly?  It will still implicitly allocate onto the stack in the above instance, right? I'm not sure if I fully grok D's array and struct changes yet.  Does the physical layout of INFO contain the length of UV in addition to the two elements?

Dan L.