Daniel Keep wrote:
Maybe the compiler could rewrite the above as:
auto t = a.b;
t.c = 3;
a.b = t;
Unless it can prove it doesn't need to. Same solution as to the op=
conundrum.
Yes! At least that's what the user wants.
The compiler has to detect, that the object was modified at all. (To
know whether it should generate code to write back the property.) Would
this make the compiler much complexer?
You also have to deal with nested properties:
a.b.c.d = 3;
turns to
auto t = a.b;
auto t2 = t.c;
c.d = 3;
t.c = t2;
a.b = t;
???
