testptrref: fix finding TLS range #9341
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BTW partially OT, but if we ever want to add more Windows jobs, run into problems with AppVeyor or simply overclog the queue with AppVeyor (we only have one free job there), Azure CI pipelines might be an option. As an open-source project, one gets 10 parallel jobs for free: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/pipelines/ I saw that the LDC people are testing this out too at the moment: |
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Not sure why this test didn't fail for me or on Appveyor, but it does now (probably after an update to the VC toolchain). As noted in dlang/druntime#1910: With VS2017 15.3.1 segment .tls is no longer written to a separate image section, so _tls_start and _tls_end no longer happen to work as both __gshared and TLS section offsets.
This now uses the TLS detection from druntime.