Created attachment 941998 [details] Test program Description of problem: When I try to read a big file (around 1M) using a D program compiled with ldc, I get a segfault error. How reproducible: Download the basic test program which is attached and the file. Compile and run the program. The bug will appear. Steps to Reproduce: 1. ldc2 test.d 2. ./test Actual results: [1] 30662 segmentation fault (core dumped) ./test Expected results: The returned code should be 0. Additional info: I tested this program on Manjaro and it works as expected (version 0.14.0)
Created attachment 941999 [details] The big file I am trying to read
Updating to ldc 0.13 did not solve the problem (I used the packaged available here: http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=559947). I updated the spec so the packages are update to version 0.14. It solves the problem. I just had a strange problem in the process. If I compiled ldc manually (without trying to create a rpms) it worked fine. However, when I tried to build the RPMS I got the following error: CMake Error at runtime/CMakeLists.txt:760 (get_property): get_property could not find TARGET druntime-ldc. Perhaps it has not yet been created. I simply removed the line and everything looked fine.
Created attachment 946023 [details] SPEC file to build the ldc 0.14
Sorry for delay, I was'nt allowed to push ldc version 0.14 due to some regression I will push 0.15 SOON :-)
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This is fixed in fedora 22 with ldc2 0.15.0 Closing manually.