I've been using the multidimensional arrays for a while now, but
recently I've run into a problem w.r.t. optimization:
import std.stdio;
import unstd.multidimarray;
void main() {
MultidimArray!(double, 3) arr;
arr = multidimArray!double([1,2,42]);
writeln(arr.lengths);
}
If I compile with 'dmd multidimtest.d unstd/multidimarray.d', I
get [1,2,42], as expected, but when I compile in release mode
'dmd multidimtest.d unstd/multidimarray.d -release' I get
[0,0,0]. Any ideas what might cause this?
Also, when I compile with -w (which I normally prefer) I get a
list of errors of the type
unstd/multidimarray.d(101): Warning: calling
unstd.multidimarray.MultidimArray!(double,
3LU).MultidimArray.this without side effects discards return
value of type inout(MultidimArray!(double, 3LU)), prepend a
cast(void) if intentional
I've acted on these errors in the version I use for my HPC test
code, and I have not noticed any deleterious effects; would you
accept a pull request to fix these?
Kind regards,
Stefan Frijters
