On 3/17/13, Peter Alexander <[email protected]> wrote:
> auto in D actually just means "I don't want to use any other storage class"

>From the user's perspective auto means more:

int x;
ref refRet() { return x; }  // ok
ref refRet() { return 1; }  // disallowed

auto ref autoRet() { return x; }  // ok
auto ref autoRet() { return 1; }  // ok

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