Bug 14823 – pure function returns uninitialized value

To reproduce, enter and run the following code: import std.stdio; pure int getUninitializedValue() { int[1] array = void; // array is uninitialized return array[0]; } void main(string[] args) { writeln(getUninitializedValue()); } Expected result: Compiler error for a pure function with uninitialized memory. Actual result: It prints 185734 (or another uninitialized value from the stack). Suggested solution: Don't allow accessing uninitialized memory inside a pure function.

*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of issue 15542 ***