There is kinda plugin here (code is for linux or other posix system with dlfcn) Why does it crush when using interface instead of abstract class? (-version=inter) //dinter.d module dinter; version(inter) { pragma(msg, "Using interface"); interface Dinter { int foo(int a, int b); } } else { pragma(msg, "Using abstract class"); abstract class Dinter { int foo(int a, int b); } } //dimpl.d //dmd -shared -fPIC dimpl.d dinter.d -oflibdimpl.so //dmd -shared -fPIC dimpl.d dinter.d -oflibdimpl.so -verstion=inter module dimpl; import dinter; class Dimpl : Dinter { override int foo(int a, int b) { return a+b; } } extern(C) Dinter create() { return new Dimpl; } //dmain.d //dmd dmain.d -L-rpath=. -L-ldl //dmd dmain.d -L-rpath=. -L-ldl -version=inter import dinter; import std.c.linux.linux; import std.string : toStringz; alias extern(C) Dinter function() CreateFn; int main(string[] args) { void* lib = dlopen(toStringz("./libdimpl.so"), RTLD_LAZY); assert(lib); auto create = cast(CreateFn)dlsym(lib, toStringz("create")); assert(create); Dinter d = create(); assert(d.foo(3,7)==10); return 0; }
This does not appear to be an all platforms issue. I have similar code and mine appears to work on a 64 bit system and fail on 32 bit, which in some ways is more serious.
Checked with code included in bug report - OK with 2.064 64 bit - fails with 32 bit.
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