On Friday, 5 June 2015 at 19:45:18 UTC, krzaq wrote:
const auto ans = 42;compiles fine for me, so auto clearly can be used as a type.
So does "auto immutable" or "auto pure" or "pure a".They're all storage classes and any storage class can kick off a declaration:
@nogc a = 10; // compiles!
dmd is just not really consistent on when it issues errors on
redundant, conflicting, or useless storage classes.
