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The trouble was that the libLTO-ldc.dylib was not used by ld64, even though it is explicitly passed using -lto_library. Somehow the library renaming (adding "-ldc" postfix) is not working properly. I did not figure out how to fix it (the usual install-name-tool and resigning did not work), the only fix that worked is to not rename it at all. This bug went unnoticed because at -O0, there is no LTO object file output at all; hence the -O3 addition to the thinlto testcase.