On Thursday, 26 February 2015 at 16:40:27 UTC, Zach the Mystic
wrote:
int r; // declaration scopedepth(0)
void fun(int a /*scopedepth(0)*/) {
int b; // depth(1)
{
int c; // depth(2)
{
int d; // (3)
}
{
int e; // (3)
}
}
int f; // (1)
}
You have element of differing lifetime at scope depth 0 so far.
Sorry for the delay.
I made a mistake. Parameter `a` will have a *declaration* scope
of 1, just like int b above. It's *reference* scope will have
depth 0, with the "mystery" bit for the first parameter set.
That is, `a` would have such a reference scope is it were a
reference type... :-)
