On Friday, 7 July 2017 at 13:34:20 UTC, Steven Schveighoffer
wrote:
On 7/7/17 4:21 AM, Nicholas Wilson wrote:
The compiler seems to inset an `assert(this !is null, "null
this");` into my struct.
which is for all intents and purposes.
struct Foo {
Bar b;
}
struct Bar {
void* ptr;
}
What? When is this invariant called? I've never heard of a
hidden invariant being added to structs, structs are supposed
to be free of such things.
I would call such a thing a bug.
-Steve
I am missing a couple of methods on Foo in that example that in
turn call the invariant.
That at least can be disable with -release, which while certainly
not desirable is not a blocker _for me at the moment_. It is
certainly unacceptable in the long run to demand that if users
wish to use DCompute that they can't have asserts _in the code
running in the host_.
However at the moment I'm have more trouble with
https://forum.dlang.org/thread/ayanaomqklqvknzrl...@forum.dlang.org any help appreciated.
