Include core.internal.* in druntime build.

[dnadlinger]

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[dnadlinger]

Can anybody check out the unit testing failure? Will take me a few days to get to this. (Otherwise, we should probably just disable the test, as not compiling in the modules is even worse, see the NG.)

[andreiamatuni]

test that's failing:

private void testNumberConvert(string v)()
    {
        enum ctval = mixin(v);

        alias TYPE = typeof(ctval);
        auto rtval = ctval;
        auto rtbytes = *cast(ubyte[TYPE.sizeof]*)&rtval;

        enum ctbytes = toUbyte2(ctval);

        assert(rtbytes[] == ctbytes);
    }

the Travis build log doesn't seem to show which invocation of testNumberConvert() is the one that's failing, unless I'm missing something. There's a pretty large block of calls to this function.

[redstar]

It looks like that all test are failing which uses real data type. E.g.

testNumberConvert("0.0L")

is one of the failing tests.

[redstar]

On Linux/PPC64le I can't compile this class. Error:

../ldc/runtime/druntime/src/core/internal/convert.d(268): Error: assert(x > 0.00000F) failed
../ldc/runtime/druntime/src/core/internal/convert.d(97):        called from here: binLog2(x)
../ldc/runtime/druntime/src/core/internal/convert.d(28):        called from here: parse(val)
../ldc/runtime/druntime/src/core/internal/convert.d(315):        called from here: toUbyte(val)
../ldc/runtime/druntime/src/core/internal/convert.d(315):        called from here: dup(toUbyte(val))
../ldc/runtime/druntime/src/core/internal/convert.d(326):        called from here: toUbyte2(-0.00000F)
../ldc/runtime/druntime/src/core/internal/convert.d(336): Error: template instance core.internal.convert.testNumberConvert!"-0.0F" error instantiating

[redstar]

The Linux/PPC64 and Win64 MSVC error is fixed with pull #782.

[redstar]

The unit tests fail because the last 2 bytes of the runtime computed arrays (rtbytes) contain garbage but the last 2 bytes of the CTFE computed arrays (ctbytes) are zero. Looks like a padding issue with real type.