classes fail to compile with non-trivial modules

[jesse99]

The following single file compiles fine:

// rustc --test klass2.rs
use std;
import std::map::hashmap; 

type namespace = {prefix: str, path: str};

class store
{
    new(namespaces: [namespace])
    {
        self.namespaces = [];
        self.namespaces += namespaces;
    }

    priv
    {
        let mut namespaces: [namespace];
    }
}

But the exact same class fails to compile if an rc file is used (see the follow up).

[jesse99]

klass.rc

// rustc -g --test klass.rc
#[link(name = "klass", vers = "0.1", uuid = "04400014-FB9C-44DD-B5DD-A49BE5613BD8")];
#[crate_type = "lib"];

#[warn(no_non_implicitly_copyable_typarams, no_vecs_not_implicitly_copyable)];

use std;

mod types;

klass.rs

import types::*;

export namespace, store;

types.rs

import std::map::hashmap; 

type namespace = {prefix: str, path: str};

class store
{
    new(namespaces: [namespace])
    {
        self.namespaces = [];
        self.namespaces += namespaces;
    }

    priv
    {
        let mut namespaces: [namespace];
    }
}

[jesse99]

Forgot to mention that the error is:
./types.rs:7:1: 11:2 error: internal compiler error: create_function: expected a resource ctor here

[catamorphism]

Have you tried compiling without -g? Debuginfo isn't implemented yet for classes (see #2194).

[catamorphism]

Without more info, I'm considering this a dup of #2194. If you try compiling without -g and get a different error, please reopen this!

[jesse99]

It compiles without -g