On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 1:13 PM, HOSOKAWA Kenchi<[email protected]> wrote: > scope auto a = new int[1];
Just for future reference, "scope auto" is redundant. "auto" does not mean "infer the type"; the absence of a type is enough to do that. "auto" is just the default storage class. "scope a = new int[1];" will work fine (as will "const a = 4;" "static a = 5;" etc.).
