On 8/3/2013 4:32 PM, bearophile wrote:
The paper explains the various cases: assign from ptr<T> into lptr<T>, assign
from lptr<T> into ptr<T>, and assign from lptr<T> into lptr<T>.

So with a mix of run-time tests and a small amount of static analysis the code
is safe and fast enough. It seems a simple enough idea.

The problem with different pointer types is, of course, what do you do with functions that take pointers as arguments?

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