Walter Bright:
That's essentially just adding an attribute, like:
@nogc:
to the beginning of a module. It's not making it the default.
Is it possible & useful & good to put something like a
"@not_null_references:" (or a similar pragma) at the top of a
module? How are differently defaulting modules going to interact
with each other?
(I think F# code originally had verbose syntax, plus a "#light"
module annotation to allow the use of a lighter Haskell-like
syntax with the same semantics. The light syntax was so popular
that later the default mode was switched with the light mode.)
Bye,
bearophile
