| Summary: | ARM: runnable/test12.d Unsupported platform | ||
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| Product: | GDC | Reporter: | Johannes Pfau <johannespfau> |
| Component: | gdc | Assignee: | Johannes Pfau <johannespfau> |
| Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | ||
| Severity: | trivial | CC: | ibuclaw |
| Priority: | --- | ||
| Version: | development | ||
| Hardware: | ARM | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
This is again a problem solved by using D_LP64. :^) Fixed upstream in dmd 2.061 https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/commit/375855698cd4de3c74f9840941daf37b9ae36dcf |
These tests are currently failing: ---- version(X86) assert(a.classinfo.init.length == 28); else version(X86_64) assert(a.classinfo.init.length == 36); else assert(0); ---- ---- version(X86) { assert(Qwert32.yuiop.offsetof == 8); assert(Qwert32.asdfg.offsetof == 12); } else version (X86_64) { assert(Qwert32.yuiop.offsetof == 16); assert(Qwert32.asdfg.offsetof == 20); } else assert(0); ---- we could of course just add ---- else version(ARM) assert(a.classinfo.init.length == 28); ---- and ---- else version (ARM) { assert(Qwert32.yuiop.offsetof == 8); assert(Qwert32.asdfg.offsetof == 12); } ---- but I wonder whether this should use D_LP64 instead?