1984 – Assertion failure: 'e1->type' on line 1198 in file 'constfold.c'

Assertion failure: 'e1->type' on line 1198 in file 'constfold.c'
when compiling this test:
import std.string;
import std.stdio;
string genClass (invariant bool [string] set)
{
	string result;
	foreach (x; set.keys)
	{
		result ~= x ~ " ";
	}
	return result;
}
void main ()
{
	invariant bool [string] map = [ "foo":true, "bar":true ];
	string res = mixin (genClass (map));
	writefln (res);
}

An even more serious problem: the AA initialisation throws an AV at runtime.

Reduced test case shows it's a problem with CTFE and AA literals.
immutable bool [int] map = [ 4:true, 5:true ];
int foo () {
 foreach (x; map.keys) {}
 return 3;
}
static int x = foo();

Here are two more extreme versions of the same bug. They segfault even on D1.
// TEST CASE 1: // Segfault D1 and D2.
int[] map = ([ 4:true, 5:true ]).keys;
// TEST CASE 2:
bool[] foo2 = ([ 4:true, 5:true ]).values;
PATCH against DMD2.029
PATCH (interpret.c)
This is crashing because interpret_aakeys() and interpret_aavalues() aren't
setting the type of the array literal which they are creating.
This patch fixes both the segfaults and the original bug.
Note, however, that the original bug report generates an error, because AA literals cannot be used at runtime. With this patch, the CTFE part of it works fine.
--- interpret.c	(revision 26)
+++ interpret.c	(working copy)
@@ -2291,6 +2295,8 @@
 	return NULL;
 AssocArrayLiteralExp *aae = (AssocArrayLiteralExp *)earg;
 Expression *e = new ArrayLiteralExp(aae->loc, aae->keys);
+	Type *elemType = ((TypeAArray *)aae->type)->index;
+	e->type = new TypeSArray(elemType, ArrayLength(elemType, e));
 return e;
 }
 
@@ -2307,6 +2313,8 @@
 	return NULL;
 AssocArrayLiteralExp *aae = (AssocArrayLiteralExp *)earg;
 Expression *e = new ArrayLiteralExp(aae->loc, aae->values);
+	Type *elemType = ((TypeAArray *)aae->type)->next;
+	e->type = new TypeSArray(elemType, ArrayLength(elemType, e));
 //printf("result is %s\n", e->toChars());
 return e;
 }

Fixed dmd 1.046 and 2.031