Runtime error
jairopaiva opened this issue · comments
object.Error@rt\minfo.d(371): Cyclic dependency between module constructors/destructors of hunt.sql.visitor.SQLASTOutputVisitor and hunt.sql.ast.SQLObject
hunt.sql.visitor.SQLASTOutputVisitor* ->
hunt.sql.ast.statement.SQLInsertStatement ->
hunt.sql.ast.SQLObject* ->
hunt.sql.visitor.SQLASTVisitor ->
hunt.sql.ast.statement ->
hunt.sql.ast.statement.SQLUpdateStatement ->
hunt.sql.visitor.SQLASTOutputVisitor*
It's a long time before seeing this error again. Which version is used?
It happens with last release (2.6.0) and also with the master branch.
Compiler: LDC (1.22.0)
Ide: VisualD (1.0.1-beta1)
We does not test it with Visual D. There is no problem with Visual Studio Code.
So it not easy for us to reproduce this problem. But we will have a try lately.
The problem occurs on execution, the compilation works normally, but when I run the program, I get this error.
Tomorrow I will recreate the project and reference all dependencies locally, with their latest commits from the master branch.
Thanks for your time, HuntLabs' projects are spectacular!
You are welcome. We are trying our best to make it better and better.
The problem is because of static this() defined in these modules. It's not sure all of them have been removed.
Because it occurs only on execution, we need a simple example to reproduce this. It can help us to fix it.
Hello again, I redid the project referencing all dependencies locally (including between them), and I continue to receive the same error. I'm attaching the code I'm trying to execute
project.zip
...
Hello again, I redid the project referencing all dependencies locally (including between them), and I continue to receive the same error. I'm attaching the code I'm trying to execute
project.zip
...
There is no any problem. We have tested it on Windows and Linux with DUB.
However, there still are some improvements for this in commit huntlabs/hunt-sql@d4aadb8. So, can you have a new test?
If the test still failed, would you attach your test project with Visual D?
It worked, thank you all, you guys are awesome!