On 18/12/13 16:59, Timon Gehr wrote:
It will be used to annotate a postblit that requires all fields with indirections to be re-initialized with freshly allocated data instead of a postblit that is used during copying of a const object. (There will be no way to define such a const postblit, because the DIP assumes this to be useless.)
Not sure I see the difference here with the existing different cases of const attached to a variable vs. const attached to a method. The meanings are subtly different but the analogy is helpful.
