"Jason den Dulk" wrote in message
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Some extra insight.
In the struct "my_bool" is a char alias. I change it to a byte, it
compiles. I change it back to char, it dies.
This symbol (`_D6jaypha5dbsql5mysql1c5mysql12st_mysql_res6__initZ') is the
init data for the struct.
D's char's default value is 0xFF.
When structs can be initialized by memsetting to zero, they don't need an
init symbol.
So you have a few options:
- Don't use char, use something like bool or ubyte that has 0 as the default
value. When interfacing with C you only need to match size (and sometimes
sign) for C's integral types.
- Give the struct member a default value of false
- Compile the .di file like you do the rest of your source, so the init
symbol gets found correctly.
