In Ubuntu 20.04.1 (LTS) the ldc compiler (1:1.20.1-1) behaves differently compared to the same version of the LLVM D compiler installed from dlang.org.
We found the bug investigating a segfault in the OneDrive Client for Linux. Onedrive compiled with the Ubuntu ldc package segfaults when ^C is issued during operation.
The expected behaviour is that the application does not sefault. If onedrive is compiled using the DMD compiler or ldc compiler installed via dlang.org/install.sh (also version 1.20.1), the application does not segfault. So the Ubuntu ldc package behaves differently and seems to cause the issue.
In Ubuntu 20.04.1 (LTS) the ldc compiler (1:1.20.1-1) behaves differently compared to the same version of the LLVM D compiler installed from dlang.org.
We found the bug investigating a segfault in the OneDrive Client for Linux. Onedrive compiled with the Ubuntu ldc package segfaults when ^C is issued during operation. install. sh (also version 1.20.1), the application does not segfault. So the Ubuntu ldc package behaves differently and seems to cause the issue.
The expected behaviour is that the application does not sefault. If onedrive is compiled using the DMD compiler or ldc compiler installed via dlang.org/
Downstream bug report with build logs can be found here: /github. com/abraunegg/ onedrive/ issues/ 1053
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