Hello Walter,
Jeremie Pelletier wrote:
It could even be used for any type, the default initializer in D is a
cute idea, but not a performance friendly one. I would much prefer
the compiler to allow "int a" but warn me if I use it before
assigning anything to it than assigning it to zero, and then
assigning it to the value I wanted. "= void" is nice but I'm pretty
sure I'm way over a thousand uses of it so far.
The compiler, when -O is used, should remove nearly all the redundant
initializations.
Sweet, so you already have a bunch of the logic needed to check make sure
non-null references get initialized.
