On 4/17/2013 12:58 AM, deadalnix wrote:
Back to the subject, if auto bind to the function it must infers attributes, if
it binds to the return type, it mustn't. And right now, storage class bind to
the function.
'auto', like all storage class annotations such as 'const', binds to the
declaration and the declaration's type. It is perfectly consistent.
> extern(C) void function() foo; // does extern binds to foo, foo's type or
both ?
foo is being declared, so it binds to foo.
> pure function() function() bar; // is bar a pure function ? is bar() pure ?
Noth ? How to choose ?
bar is being declared, so it binds to bar.
