Don wrote: > f() ^^ f() is not a constant expression. It won't get transformed. It > can be *interpreted* at compile time, but that'll generate an error.
That's a very fine distinction. One that may not survive future evolution of the D language, and may not respected by other implementations of the D language. (I /should/ be removed. Having different rules for operators and functions unnecessarily complicates the language.) Code that depends on this distinction is highly fragile. It should not be possible to write code that depends on this distinction. -- Rainer Deyke - [email protected]
