CLXX wrote:
dmd2.025, Windows
Some standard functions receive 'string' arguments.
This is not a bug, but not good specs.
void[] read( in string name );
void[] write( in string name, const void[] buffer );
...
They should be
void[] read( in char[] name );
void[] write( in char[] name, const void[] buffer );
...
Former cannot receive char[]-arguments, and latter can.
This change has backward compatibility.
Yah, many of them are already changed in my tree. Phobos will have to
sit this release out, though.
Andrei
