Bug 15488 – global variable shadows function argument

abc.d: module abc; int global_x = 0; main.d: void foo(int global_x) { import std.stdio; writefln("Address of func argument: %x", &global_x); import abc; writefln("Address of func argument: %x", &global_x); } void main() { foo(5); } running: rdmd main.d Address of func argument: 7fff56108688 Address of func argument: 7fb0c9c04c70 If I move the import outside of 'foo' the function argument silently shadows the global variable, which seems fine to me.

This was fixed a while ago with the changes in how symbols are looked up in imports. The example as written prints the same address for both writefln() statements.