On 19-apr-10, at 08:23, Pelle wrote:
On 04/18/2010 02:46 PM, Walter Bright wrote:
Michel Fortin wrote:
So you shouldn't be able to cast a value to a pointer. The reverse,
casting a pointer to a value, makes sense in my opinion: you may
want
to print the pointer value in a debug output of some sort. There's
nothing unsafe with that so it should be allowed.
These are allowed in safe functions.
Just checking, this is allowed:
@safe void crash_maybe() {
int* p = cast(int*)uniform(size_t.min, size_t.max);
*p = 14;
}
right?
no the opposite is safe (pointer -> size_t) but there is no way size_t-
>pointer can be safe...
