Using 2.096.0, I'm getting a number of "undefined reference" linker errors that I haven't been able to figure out how to resolve.

The first linker error is undefined reference to std.typecons.Typedef:
```
src/phobos/std/typecons.d:7569: error: undefined reference to '_D3std8typecons__T7TypedefTmVmN1VAyaa20_466c617441646472657373436f6d706f6e656e74ZQCl6__initZ'
```

The module that I am compiling/linking imports std.typecons : Typedef at the top of the file. I have compiled the file, run `strings` on the output file, and grep'd the output for the missing symbol reported by the linker and it is in the list of symbols.

The second linker error is undefined reference to core.internal.SwitchError:
```
src/phobos/std/range/package.d:9752: error: undefined reference to '_D4core8internal7switch___T14__switch_errorZQrFNaNbNiNfAyamZv'
```
This shows up anywhere I have a `final switch` in the code. Like the Typedef error, this symbol also shows up in the list of symbols.

The third linker error I'm getting is undefined reference to a function that is defined in the module and then referenced later inside a class that is also defined in that module after the function. Again, I'm not sure why the linker would think it is undefined since it is defined in the same module. I did try moving the function definition inside the class and the linker errors associated with that function go away.

The code compiles and links with 2.091.1 but I'm not sure what has changed since then that might cause this problem. I am working on creating a reduced test case using Dustmite but haven't been successful yet as it keeps reducing to an empty set.

Any tips on what to do/check?

Thanks!

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