struct S { void f() {} void f() const{} void f() immutable {} void f() shared {} void f() shared const {} } struct Proxy(T) { T o;
I'm new to the concept of "shared const". What is the difference when comparing to "immutable"?
struct S { void f() {} void f() const{} void f() immutable {} void f() shared {} void f() shared const {} } struct Proxy(T) { T o;
I'm new to the concept of "shared const". What is the difference when comparing to "immutable"?