On 19/06/2009, at 4:24 PM, Erick Tryzelaar wrote:
>> There is a language (forget the name, something C like) which
>> specialises in pointer "kinds".
>
>
> I believe you're thinking about D
no, its an academic language specialising in pointer kinds.
Cyclone I believe.
> Yech, that's ugly :) I'm not sure if I completely understand though.
> Are you referring to the difficulty of getting the "x.[i] += v" syntax
> working
Yep. Assignment can't work either:
x = y;
is deprecated. you must write this:
&x <- y;
Assignment still works at the moment, but it's a hack.
but we're back to the old problem: what can you
put & in front of?
the answer is: a variable. nothing else.
--
john skaller
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