Bug 23024 – Large static array causes access violation on Windows with DMD

This program breaks on Windows when compiled with DMD: ``` import core.stdc.stdio : printf; static ulong[0x100000] data; extern(C) void main() { foreach (immutable size_t i; 0 .. data.length) { printf("Write to data[%llu]\n", i); data[i] = 42; } printf("Success\n"); } ``` The issue is an access violation. `dmd -m64 a.d && .\a.exe` fails before writing data[1007]. `dmd -m64 -g a.d && .\a.exe` fails before writing data[6]. (Removing the -m64 doesn't help. The difference with `-g` may be related to https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21763 .) `ldc2 a.d && .\a.exe` succeeds. And both dmd and ldc2 work on Linux. I'm testing this on a VMWare virtual machine in case that matters. Tested with dmd `v2.099.1-dirty`.

@rainers created dlang/dmd pull request #15170 "fix issues 20737 and 23024 - TLS variables unusable with -betterC/imp…" fixing this issue: - fix issues 20737 and 23024 - TLS variables unusable with -betterC/importC for Windows MSVC targets always generate access via __tls_index https://github.com/dlang/dmd/pull/15170

The fix has been merged, so I'm marking this as fixed.