Bug 13646 – static darray & pointer initializers always allocated in shared(global) memory rather than in TLS

import std.stdio, std.parallelism; int[] buf = [1]; // int* buf = [1]; void main(){ writeln("tls var addr = ", &buf,", ptr = ", buf.ptr, ", value = ", buf[0]," in main before"); auto task = task!fun(); task.executeInNewThread(); task.yieldForce(); writeln("tls var addr = ", &buf,", ptr = ", buf.ptr, ", value = ", buf[0]," in main after"); } void fun () { writeln("tls var addr = ", &buf,", ptr = ", buf.ptr, ", value = ", buf[0]," in child before"); buf[0] = 2; writeln("tls var addr = ", &buf,", ptr = ", buf.ptr, ", value = ", buf[0]," in child after"); } produce output: tls var addr = 1B21A0, ptr = 425080, value = 1 in main before tls var addr = 1C93E8, ptr = 425080, value = 1 in child before tls var addr = 1C93E8, ptr = 425080, value = 2 in child after tls var addr = 1B21A0, ptr = 425080, value = 2 in main after where 2 independent variables points to same global data

*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of issue 2947 ***