On 9/29/13 5:29 AM, lomereiter wrote:
You didn't tell GC that the allocated memory contains pointers to GC'd
data.
Therefore, it thinks that the class members can be freed, which is not
the case.
Adding lines
import core.memory; GC.addRange(tmp, size);
resolves the problem. You must also call GC.removeRange(tmp) when you
will free the allocated memory.
void[] mem = tmp[0..size]; // 39
_foo = emplace!(Foo)(mem); // 40
I tried that and it still crashes. I don't think that's the problem.
Puneet, the code looks legit, please file a bug report.
Andrei
