http://gdcproject.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=24
--- Comment #2 from Daniel Green <ven...@gmail.com> 2012-11-01 20:23:11 UTC ---
When dealing with "if (c.b)" GDC does the correct thing and throws an error.
In this case b is of type char[1] and we're taking the pointer using .ptr .
The type then becomes char*. After which we dereference it into what should be
a 'char' a valid scalar.
However, GDC returns the original type char[1]. Which is what generates the
error shown.
To help contrast this, if we remove the struct and do
===
char[1] d;
void main()
{
if (*d.ptr) return;
return;
}
It compiles without an error even though it should be equivalent to the
previous operation. Derefencing a pointer of static char[1].
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