Code: ``` enum string s = "__traits(compiles, mixin(s))"; static if (__traits(compiles, mixin(s))) { enum b = 2; } ``` Output: Segmentation fault (core dumped) Concocted example, not something I encountered in actual code. Still, "dmd should never segfault" so filing this as a minor bug.
Hmm, I think if you are asking for a stack-overflow you should not be surprised if you get it. This is one of these problems which you get by interpreting a turing-complete language at compile-time. Introducing an artificial recursion limit has been done, but people (weka) had to increase it in their fork. Checking for a limit is not _huge_ deal but it is work which does not have to be done.
Yeah, I don't know if/how this should be "fixed", but notably endless recursion in CTFE: `` enum a = f(); int f() {return f();} ``` Results in: Error: function `onlineapp.f` CTFE recursion limit exceeded While endless recursion in mixin without __traits(compiles, ...): ``` enum string s = "mixin(s);"; mixin(s); ``` Results in, after a while: Error: out of memory
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