Hello guys,

I haven't had time to program for quite a while and now that I do I updated my DMD to the latest n greatest only to get "Internal error: ..\ztc\type.c 307" rather than a nice binary.

What is this error? I searched my drives for ztc or type.c and can't find either. How can I trouble shoot this error?

Thanks!

I should have mentioned that I get this error after dmd.135, I tested starting with the most recent backwards to that one.

Nate wrote:
> Hello guys,
> 
> I haven't had time to program for quite a while and now that I do I updated my DMD to the latest n greatest only to get "Internal error: ...\ztc\type.c 307" rather than a nice binary.
> 
> What is this error? I searched my drives for ztc or type.c and can't find either. How can I trouble shoot this error?
> 
> Thanks!

Nate wrote:
> I should have mentioned that I get this error after dmd.135, I tested starting with the most recent backwards to that one.
> 
> Nate wrote:
> 
>> Hello guys,
>>
>> I haven't had time to program for quite a while and now that I do I updated my DMD to the latest n greatest only to get "Internal error: ...\ztc\type.c 307" rather than a nice binary.
>>
>> What is this error? I searched my drives for ztc or type.c and can't find either. How can I trouble shoot this error?
>>
>> Thanks!

DMD outputs these internal file paths for debugging purposes. Please use  the D.bugs newsgroups for bug reports. A code sample that triggers the bug will help a lot too.

"Nate" <plummn@comdel.net> wrote in message news:djlsgh$4mb$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hello guys,
>
> I haven't had time to program for quite a while and now that I do I updated my DMD to the latest n greatest only to get "Internal error: ..\ztc\type.c 307" rather than a nice binary.
>
> What is this error? I searched my drives for ztc or type.c and can't find either. How can I trouble shoot this error?

The only way to deal with it is to try to create a minimal example that reproduces it and post it in digitalmars.D.bugs or email it to me.