Hi,
I did face a problem with extern(C++) again. Now we are talkign about
const member method for structs. Here is a sample code to trigger the
error :
extern(C++) {
struct Fail {
void method() {}
void method() const {}
}
}
It will generate the error Error: symbol `_ZN4Fail6methodEv' is already
defined.
Both method are mangled the same way, regardless of constness.
On a more general basis, interfacing to C++ is damn hard to do safely !
If you put asside some mangling bugs, some D choices make it more
difficult than necessary.
Notably, it's very difficult to map a C++ POD class with a default
constructor and copy constructor/assignement overload. struct doesn't
allow for default constructor and copy constructor isn't mappable using
posblit. final class imply an overhead, and are references types (so
cannot be passed by value).
