[Issue 23255] [REG 2.099] undefined reference to 'core.internal.switch.__switch_error()(string, size_t)'

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kinke <kinke at gmx.net> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from kinke <kinke at gmx.net> ---
(In reply to Iain Buclaw from comment #2)
> Looks like mixing of release and non-release causes this.
> 
> foo-release -> does not generate __switch_error.
> 
> test-non-release -> generates __switch_error, but assumes that `foo` will
> too, so elides the emission.  This results in the undefined reference.
> 
> Confirmed that in 2.098, test-non-release always emits __switch_error.

Makes perfect sense, and is accordingly no regression, just a missed case of
culling which is now properly culled. Linking code compiled with different
flags affecting template codegen is a well-known issue, and `-allinst` is
supposed to handle that, but isn't enough in all cases (which are real bugs,
either regarding template emission or inconsistent attributes inference).

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