Is there any known issues with AA on windows when the key is an object?

My AA unittest fail on windows but pass on linux.
My key object is a dool.String.

check the svn repository for dool on dsource (it's down now)
for the str/test for the unittests.

Ant

In article <d4j5uf$27p3$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>
>Is there any known issues with AA on windows when the key is an object?
>
>My AA unittest fail on windows but pass on linux.
>My key object is a dool.String.
>
>check the svn repository for dool on dsource (it's down now)
>for the str/test for the unittests.
>
>Ant

what I mean is this, it passes on linux but fails on windows (2000)
dmd 0.121:

unittest
{
	printf("Unittest AA 1 started\n");
	String[String] ss;
	ss[new String("hello")] = new String("there");
	assert(ss[new String("hello")] == new String("there"));
	printf("Unittest AA 1 passed\n");
}

this used to be OK, so I might have changed something else. I'll look for it but if we know that there is something wrong with AAs it might save me a pointeless search and debug.

Ant

"Ant" <Ant_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:d4jacq$2c94$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> In article <d4j5uf$27p3$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>>
>>Is there any known issues with AA on windows when the key is an object?
>>
>>My AA unittest fail on windows but pass on linux.
>>My key object is a dool.String.
>>
>>check the svn repository for dool on dsource (it's down now)
>>for the str/test for the unittests.
>>
>>Ant
>
> what I mean is this, it passes on linux but fails on windows (2000)
> dmd 0.121:
>
> unittest
> {
> printf("Unittest AA 1 started\n");
> String[String] ss;
> ss[new String("hello")] = new String("there");
> assert(ss[new String("hello")] == new String("there"));
> printf("Unittest AA 1 passed\n");
> }
>
> this used to be OK, so I might have changed something else. I'll look for it but if we know that there is something wrong with AAs it might save me a pointeless search and debug.
>
> Ant
>
>

it could be due to the fact that String.opEquals(char[] str) returns a bit instead of an int.

In article <d4jdp4$2fml$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ben Hinkle says...
>
>
>"Ant" <Ant_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:d4jacq$2c94$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>> In article <d4j5uf$27p3$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>>>
>>>Is there any known issues with AA on windows when the key is an object?
>>>
>>>My AA unittest fail on windows but pass on linux.
>>>My key object is a dool.String.
>>>
>>>check the svn repository for dool on dsource (it's down now)
>>>for the str/test for the unittests.
>>>
>>>Ant
>>
>> what I mean is this, it passes on linux but fails on windows (2000)
>> dmd 0.121:
>>
>> unittest
>> {
>> printf("Unittest AA 1 started\n");
>> String[String] ss;
>> ss[new String("hello")] = new String("there");
>> assert(ss[new String("hello")] == new String("there"));
>> printf("Unittest AA 1 passed\n");
>> }
>>
>> this used to be OK, so I might have changed something else. I'll look for it but if we know that there is something wrong with AAs it might save me a pointeless search and debug.
>>
>> Ant
>>
>>
>
>it could be due to the fact that String.opEquals(char[] str) returns a bit instead of an int.

!

I'll check that first.
(And I also better check opEquals(Object) receives a null!)

thanks, I'll let you know tonight.

Ant

Ben Hinkle wrote:

> it could be due to the fact that String.opEquals(char[] str) returns a bit instead of an int. 

nahh...
next I'll check the DMD differences between linux and windows...
(I just triple check, it works fine on linux dmd 0.121)

Ant

(as usual I'll spend more time fighting dmd then actually using it.
Unfortunatly I couldn't convince Walter of the importance of
the compiler messages right from the begining. I might event postone
my plans to get leds working on windows. We'll see.
I didn't have time for D today)

:(

"Ant" <Ant_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:d4j5uf$27p3$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Is there any known issues with AA on windows when the key is an object?
>
> My AA unittest fail on windows but pass on linux.
> My key object is a dool.String.
>
> check the svn repository for dool on dsource (it's down now)
> for the str/test for the unittests.
>
> Ant

I grabbed dool.String and dool.util.Utf from dsource and the String unittests pass fine on my WinXP box. The utf unittests fail but I commented those out.