Frank Fischer wrote:
If I compile the above example with
dmd main.d
Weird, that command line works fine for me, no errors.
I get the following error:
main.o: In function
`_D5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStruct10__postblitMFZv':
main.d:(.text._D5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStruct10__postblitMFZv+0x12):
undefined reference to `_D5MyMod8__assertFiZv'
main.o: In function
`_D5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStruct8opAssignMFNcS5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStructZS5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStruct':
main.d:(.text._D5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStruct8opAssignMFNcS5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStructZS5MyMod15__T8MyStructTiZ8MyStruct+0x12):
undefined reference to `_D5MyMod8__assertFiZv'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
--- errorlevel 1
What does this mean? Note that everything works fine if MyStruct is
not a template, if there's no function this(this) or if I compile the
example with assertions disabled like this:
dmd -release main.d
It seems as I'm missing to implement some function, but I don't know
which.
It is either implementing a function, or not calling one - sometimes
debug mode will enable extra functions, I note the above undefined
reference is to a symbol called MyMod.assert being called from
MyStruct.opAssign.
Was that a complete code sample?
Regan
