.Net does the same thing with heap/value objects.
"Walter Bright" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> so wrote:
>> He starts with "and things they made worse than C++ (such as struct/class
>> asymmetry, the first is stack-based, the second GCed heap)".
>> Having 2 different keywords for "exact" same purposes (1 difference and
>> it doesn't worth mentioning) in a language is good and opposite is bad,
>> with this kind of BS start i am not sure he got something to say.
>
> I think the struct/class distinction has worked out very well in D. It's
> one of the things we nailed. Often, people with a strong C++ background
> don't initially see it that way, it takes a bit of explaining.
