Bug 1068 – stack corruption with mixins and function templates
Status
RESOLVED
Resolution
FIXED
Severity
critical
Priority
P2
Component
dmd
Product
D
Version
D1 (retired)
Platform
x86
OS
All
Creation time
2007-03-19T12:38:00Z
Last change time
2014-02-16T15:23:20Z
Keywords
wrong-code
Assigned to
bugzilla
Creator
h3r3tic
Comments
Comment #0 by h3r3tic — 2007-03-19T12:38:10Z
When compiled as:
dmd Test.d Module.d, the resulting executable prints:
context: Module.Context 00900FE0
<context.func
thisptr: 00900FE0
str length: 540698740
str: 'Error: Access Violation
The addresses may vary, but generally random stack corruption happens with slight modifications to the source code. The correct output is:
context: Context 00A20FE0
<context.func
thisptr: 00A20FE0
str length: 1
str: 'a'
context.func>
returning from opCall
The correct executable can be obtained by compiling the program with earlier versions of DMD. I tried 0.175 and 1.0.
The error goes away when the order of modules is reversed at compilation, like 'dmd Module.d Test.d'.
It also happens with DMD 1.007, but doesnt happen with gdcWin 0.23 (@1.007).
Test files (as in bugzilla's 'URL'):
Module.d
---
template Mix() {
static void foobar() {
auto context = new Context;
printf(`context: %.*s %0.8X`\n, context.toString, cast(void*)context);
context.func!(typeof(this))();
printf(`returning from opCall`\n);
}
}
class Bar {
mixin Mix;
}
void someFunc(char[] z) {
printf(`str length: %d`\n, z.length);
printf(`str: '%.*s'`\n, z);
}
class Context {
void func(T)() {
printf(`<context.func`\n);
printf(`thisptr: %0.8X`\n, this);
someFunc(`a`);
printf(`context.func>`\n);
}
}
---
Test.d
---
import Module;
class Foo {
mixin Mix;
}
void main() {
Bar.foobar();
}
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