* Win32 issues with Templates and Libs *

[kris]

dmd on Win32 has recently become much better at handling Templates and 
libs, but it still has some issues. I got lucky and isolated one of 
them, listed below:

Two modules, one called test.d and the other tester.d -- add test.d to a 
library called test.lib, and then compile+link tester.d against said 
lib. You should get a correctly linked app that runs and emits "hello".

============
module test;

extern (C) int printf (char*, ...);

class Test (T)
{
         final void show (T[] msg)
         {
                 printf ("%.*s\n", msg);
         }
}

//Test!(char) Global;
==========


==========
module tester;

pragma (lib, "test.lib");

import test;

void main()
{
         auto t = new Test!(char);
         t.show ("hello");
}
==========

Now, remove the comment in test.d so that 'Global' is exposed, and 
rebuild the lib. You should now get linker errors of this nature:

 >dmd tester
C:\d\dmd\bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe tester,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
OPTLINK (R) for Win32  Release 7.50B1
Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989 - 2001  All Rights Reserved

tester.obj(tester)
  Error 42: Symbol Undefined _D4test11__T4TestTaZ4Test7__ClassZ
tester.obj(tester)
  Error 42: Symbol Undefined _D4test11__T4TestTaZ4Test4showMFAaZv
--- errorlevel 2


This error does not occur with dmd on linux, nor when using GDC on any 
supported platform that we've tried. It's only the dmd/Win32 combination

Please can we have this fixed soon?