On Saturday, 21 September 2013 at 17:03:14 UTC, Brad Roberts
wrote:
That's wrong. Both DMD and Valgrind are software, both of
which can be debugged and changed. Please file appropriate bug
reports, hopefully with nicely minimized test cases.
I ran into an issue like this once where DMD would generate a
strange instruction prefix on Linux x86_64 that was not supported
by Valgrind. Never went on to check whether it was actually legal
though.
If I recall correctly, Valgrind reports details about the
problematic instruction on the console before it terminates. If
its an instruction encoding issue, just disassemble your program
at/around the given address (e.g. using objdump -d) and post the
result together with the error message.
David
