https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16705
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--- Comment #12 from ajiesk...@gmail.com ---
Simplified case of what the frame pointer error is about:
```d
void main()
{ struct X{ void x(){} }
auto a = defInit!X;
}
auto defInit(T)(){ return T(); }
```
This won't work, because `struct X` default constructor needs a hidden pointer
to `main` local variables, and `defInit` does not have that pointer. So far, so
good.
However, it also fails in this form:
```d
void main()
{ auto a = defInit!(X!(x=>1));
}
struct X(alias f){ void x(){} }
auto defInit(T)(){ return T(); }
```
I would have expected this one to pass. `x=>1` is completely context
independant, so theoretically `X` should not need a frame pointer to `main()`.
I'm not sure what the langauge spec says about this.
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