On 1/3/16 12:19 AM, Manu via Digitalmars-d wrote:
I know I'll just get complaints from people to submit bugs; I have submit lots, and in many cases, I've tried to, but they're almost impossible to produce in isolation, only when a project gets 'real', ie, big enough that it's realistic in scope does it all start to break down. It's really hard to reduce a bug that I don't understand, somewhere among a program with 30-ish interconnected modules.
What I do is make a fresh copy of the project tree, and then start pruning (heh) that down. Prune, rebuild, prune, rebuild etc. Whatever makes the error go away put back in (editor "undo" is handy). It takes some getting used to but it's an effective tool for reducing a bug to its essentials. I suspect in your case e.g. no function definition is even necessary - only declarations. -- Andrei
