Martin Kinkelin

> Could you try cmd? Nope, I don't see any point. I have used a cmd shell before the bash loop, for one or two successful runs. Also checked it...

Have you tried another box? We at Symmetry are using a build which is very close to v1.35.0, and this implies that we of course don't see any such weird...

I'm pretty sure that the GHA issues on Windows are because of insufficient RAM. v1.35 came with slightly increased memory usage, about 5% at Symmetry IIRC. Have you seen failing...

That's a frontend ICE, happening with DMD on Linux too - I've tested v2.100-2.105 (failing for all of these). So most likely not what you wanted, but nevertheless showing a...

I guess this might be caused by LLVM warnings (here apparently from the inline asm) recently being treated as compiler warnings, and `-w` making them errors. So `-wi` might get...

Great that you figured out the missing env in the triple, and how to get hold of a libunwind. - Note that the missing druntime bits need to be added...

You need a Visual C++ installation, then the MSVC runtime can be linked statically (and is by default for non-DLLs). See the 2nd-last paragraph in [README.txt](https://github.com/ldc-developers/ldc/blob/master/packaging/README.txt).

Oh, it's you again.

This sounds bizarre indeed - hacking a printf into the C++ source makes the built compiler work when compiling totally unrelated D parts with DMD?! Anyway, if this is a...

The printf doesn't affect the ABI, and as said, it works for CI (I doubt this is a DMD v2.105.2 regression). What linker are you using, and can you try...