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Description
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[ahl 1.2.2008]
If a D library file depends on another file which fails to load, the first file may cause a fatal compilation error. For example, consider A.d which depends on B.d. A.d contains a declaration which includes a symbol defined in B.d. B.d depends on a kernel module which isn't present so fails to load. This is correctly handled in libdtrace and ignored. A.d will fail to load because B.d hasn't loaded and the symbol it uses from B.d hasn't been defined. In this case, a failure of B.d to load needs to be propagated to A.d so that it also is skipped.
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