I'm pretty sure it's because BasicVector is calling Expression which calls
closureOf again.
On 4/12/2012 6:56 PM, David Simcha wrote:
I'm still confused about why it's not working, but thanks for the error
message fix. I realized that this fix makes it feasible to use Dustmite to
reduce this to something I can actually make sense of.
On 4/12/2012 5:06 PM, Walter Bright wrote:
You may be able to break the circle by adding a specialization of closureOf
for BasicVector.
On 4/11/2012 8:02 PM, David Simcha wrote:
Ok, but I downloaded the new beta and changed closureOf to:
template closureOf( T ) {
static if( isScalar!(Unqual!T) ) {
enum closureOf = Closure.Scalar;
} else {
enum closureOf = T.closure;
}
}
where isScalar is defined as:
template isScalar( T ) {
enum isScalar = !is( T == class ) &&
is( typeof((){
T x;// = MinusOne!T;
T y = x;
T z;
if( x == x || x != x ) {
x = x;
x += x; x -= x; x /= x; x *= x;
x = x + x; x = x - x; x = x / x;
}
}()) );
}
It still gives a "possible circular dependency" error message. Any clue why?
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