On Thursday, 4 January 2018 at 17:59:55 UTC, Colin wrote:
How can the compiler know which symbol is which symbol if
everything has the same name?
Standard practice is to capitalise type names and camelCase
variable names.
The C# compiler has no trouble understanding code like that, so I
was wondering if it is a design decision for the language, or
simply something not yet supported by the compiler. I couldn't
find any documentation on it either. Perhaps someone can point me
to it?
I did manage to work around the issue by fully qualifying the
type:
private __gshared kernel.idt.IDT_register IDT_register;
Also, I'm well aware that I'm not following the standard
practices regarding naming, but I'm just toying with -betterC so
I'm not really concerned about it.
