On Sunday, 31 December 2017 at 14:24:40 UTC, Jonathan M Davis
wrote:
The D Slices article does an excellent job of explaining all of
this. It's just that it calls the GC-allocated memory buffer
the dynamic array instead of calling T[] the dynamic array like
the language and spec do. Regardless, all non-null dynamic
arrays are slices of memory.
The DLang Tour also uses the term slice to refer to T[].
"The type of arr is int[], which is also called a slice."
"A slice consists of two members - a pointer to the starting
element and the length of the slice:"
