Auto and immutable.
Can we please put an end to this issue?
I remember a few discussions, never a complete answer, but many
contradicting answers.
1. Is enum (its current usage) still a temporary hack to a technical
limitation on immutable?
2. Can or Will immutable replace enum? (Not that i want such a change)
3. Isn't enum a higher order immutable, which is guarantied to be a
compile time constant?
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Another issue, auto.
I was thinking that it works like C++0x auto.
Now i realize they are not that alike. Can anyone show me the D equivalent
of the code below?
struct test {
int a;
};
void main() {
test tmp;
auto& a = tmp.a;
}
Thanks.
