Overriding interface method without implementation

[Uranuz]

Sometimes when I build my code I get error message(s) starting
with `undefined reference to`. Because it happens not too often
it's not obvious and easy to understand what is the problem.
There is an easy example:

import std.stdio;

interface I
{
        void foo(int num);
        int bar();      
}

class A: I
{
        override {
                void foo(int num); //This string is evil root))
        
                int bar()
                {       return 100; }
        }
}

void main()
{
        writeln("Hello, world!!!");
}

Compilation output:
/d621/f189.o:(.rodata+0x138): undefined reference to
`_D4f1891A3fooMFiZv'
/d621/f189.o: In function `_TMP3':
/d621/f189.d:(.text._D4f1891A3barMFZi+0x55): undefined reference
to `_D4f1891A3fooMFiZv'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
--- errorlevel 1

It happens because after invention of some interface I simply
copy-paste its contents into class A that implements I. And
sometimes I can forget to implement some small function that for
example just returns value of some field.

In such cases I will get some not very obvious error that can't
help me to find out module name and line index that produces this
error.

As far as I know this syntax for function without implementation
mean that it will be implemented somewhere else for example in C
code. But I think that for "usual" programmer some understandable
error message or warning is needed.