http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2978
--- Comment #1 from Rob Jacques <sandf...@jhu.edu> 2009-05-13 22:40:17 PDT --- (In reply to comment #0) > DMD generates an unhandled win32 exception when successfully compiling an exe > from a set of object files. It has occurred over a wide variety of code and on > multiple systems (Core 2 duo, Corde 2 quad and AMD dual core) and OS (XP, > Vista) and has also occurred with the command shell's is limited to a single > processor. The error is stochastic, though is almost always generated and > occurs both on file creation and overwrite. It appears to not happen on first > use, but does happen on subsequent uses (i.e. it may occur only when the file > system is warmed up). Only occurs with relative exe pathnames, not with > absolute path names. > > Test cases derived from the Code::Blocks D program template > > doesn't work > dmd.exe bin\Release\HelloWord.exe obj\Release\hello.obj > > seemed to work on 2.029, but not 2.030 > dmd.exe bin\HelloWord.exe obj\Release\hello.obj > > works in 2.030 > dmd.exe HelloWord.exe obj\Release\hello.obj > > works > dmd.exe c:\really\long\path\bin\HelloWord.exe obj\Release\hello.obj I spoke too soon. More test cases dmd.exe HelloWord.exe obj\Release\hello.obj obj\Release\b.obj occationaly fails if the root directory is deep. dmd.exe c:\dmd\Test.exe obj\Release\hello.obj obj\Release\b.obj dfl.lib Fails even if the root directory shallow. dfl.lib is located in C:\dmd\windows\lib. dmd.exe c:\dmd\HelloWord.exe fails if the root directory is long and many obj/lib files are included -- Configure issuemail: http://d.puremagic.com/issues/userprefs.cgi?tab=email ------- You are receiving this mail because: -------