---- Reported by jmkimme@sandia.gov 2004-05-28 18:44:08 MST ----

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Description of Problem:

In the process of creating a library, where  x.dll is compiled with -r:y.dll,

y.dll has already happily compiled.

when i compile x.dll, mcs says:
<file from y.dll> error CS0029: Cannot convert implicitly from <class a> to
<class a>

and

<file from y.dll> error CS0030: Cannot convert type <class b> to <class b>

for a total of two errors.
So, essentially, in an already compiled library, mcs is saying that
i cannot convert an object of some type to an object of the identical type.



Steps to reproduce the problem:
1.  Well, this is complicated because it's corporate code, so i can't just
fork it over.  i would recommend putting some classes in a library, then
compiling another library which uses that library... like:

objA[] myArr = new objA[foo]
for( a while){
   fill myArr; 
}
objA otherArr = new objA[foo]
for( i = 0 .. foo-1){
    otherArr[i] = foo[4];
}

this is essentially what's causing the "cannot convert implicitly" error.
2. 
3. 

Actual Results:


Expected Results:


How often does this happen? 

every time i compile these libraries. 

Additional Information:

well, i realize that this is a tricky one to reproduce,
but believe me, it exists, and is preventing me from porting my
library onto linux.

thanks for your time!



---- Additional Comments From miguel@ximian.com 2004-05-30 02:49:58 MST ----

Could you please provide two sample programs that behave like
your code and check with your small sample that the problem happens?



---- Additional Comments From jmkimme@sandia.gov 2004-06-01 10:24:58 MST ----

turned out to be a typo in the makefile... 


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