That looks much better. Thanks, Steve, and sorry for the slow response.
andrei
On 11/8/10 6:42 AM, Steve Schveighoffer wrote:
Here is the new format, see if you like it:
Cyclic dependency in module std.encoding
imported from (std.string)
imported from (std.dateparse)
imported from (std.date)
imported from (std.file)
imported from (std.stdio)
imported from (std.functional)
imported from (std.range)
imported from (std.exception)
imported from (std.conv)
imported from (std.array)
imported from (std.algorithm)
imported from std.random containing module ctor/dtor
imported from (std.range)
imported from (std.exception)
imported from (std.conv)
imported from (std.array)
imported from (std.algorithm)
imported from (std.string)
imported from std.encoding containing module ctor/dtor
Cycle detected between modules with ctors/dtors:
std.encoding -> std.random -> std.encoding
object.Exception: Aborting!
-Steve
----- Original Message ----
From: Steve Schveighoffer<[email protected]>
----- Original Message ----
From: Andrei Alexandrescu<[email protected]>
On 11/5/10 11:21 AM, Steve Schveighoffer wrote:
I think the cycle as I print it is pretty clear. What do you find
unclear
about
it?
Well I didn't look into this closely but essentially there was this list:
Cyclic dependency in module std.encoding
imported from std.string
imported from std.dateparse
imported from std.date
imported from std.file
imported from std.stdio
imported from std.functional
imported from std.range
imported from std.exception
imported from std.conv
imported from std.array
imported from std.algorithm
imported from std.random *
imported from std.range
imported from std.exception
imported from std.conv
imported from std.array
imported from std.algorithm
imported from std.string
imported from std.encoding *
object.Exception: Aborting due to cycle between (*) elements with module
ctors/dtors
It didn't immediately give away where the problem is and what steps need to
be
taken to fix it. Probably that's why you were compelled to add a natural
language translation:
So what this is saying, is std.encoding indirectly imports std.random,
which
indirectly imports std.encoding, and both of these modules contain shared
module
ctors. I manually verified the cycle path, and that shared ctors exist,
so
it
is a real cycle.
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