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fix issue 20044 - Compiler crash when using an opaque struct as template parameter#10173

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20044 critical Compiler crash when using an opaque struct as template parameter

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@ghost ghost changed the title fix issue 20044 - Compiler crash when using an opaque struct as templ… fix issue 20044 - Compiler crash when using an opaque struct as template parameter Jul 14, 2019
@dlang-bot dlang-bot merged commit 0d4098b into dlang:stable Jul 15, 2019
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