On Tuesday, November 12, 2013 10:33:26 tn wrote: > I could not find any > documentation on how the unordered comparison operators (<>, > !<>=, !<=, !<, !>=, !>, !<>) translate into opCmp calls.
As I understand it, they only work with the built-in floating point types and are supposed to be deprecated. So, writing new code which uses them - particularly generic code - wouldn't make sense. - Jonathan M Davis
