On 01/20/2012 01:18 PM, sclytrack wrote:
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letters are different yet the same
immutable(char) [] letter1;
const(char) [] letter2;
char [] letter3;
void proc1( const(char) [] letter) {}
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letters are different
struct Container(T)
{
T letter;
}
Container!(const(char)) letter1;
Container!(immutable(char)) letter2
Container!(char) letter3;
void proc2(Container!(const(char)) letter) {}
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This means we can't create a Stride that would behave like a
built in type.
int stride a = new int stride(2,100);
const int stride b = a;
writeln(a.step);
a[10]++;
inout(int) hello(inout(int) stride a, inout(int) stride b) inout
{
}
I've also noticed something. There is a lot of casting in the inout.
5 degrees Celsius. These modern computers barely heat up the room.
