03-06-2016, 03:19 PM
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I like the slices, though if they were going with a notation similar to that of day to day mathematics, it'd have been great if they made the range inclusive since both brackets are closed. Also, if assigning a variable to a slice still only reference, how do you copy an array then? with a method?
I don't know why use "static" as a keyword for compile time evaluation though. What do you do for static class/struct members?
Also about constexpr only being able to contains a single expression, check this out :P.
Do we have pointers also (I am not saying I want them, just asking)?
Anyway, it looks quite nice. But it's more than just the language semantics and design that makes it; There is also the community, resources, support..etc. It really sucks that languages like C# always have to wait a while to try out stuff like Vulkan.
(e; quickSort(args.map!(a => a.to!int)))not typos O_o?
I like the slices, though if they were going with a notation similar to that of day to day mathematics, it'd have been great if they made the range inclusive since both brackets are closed. Also, if assigning a variable to a slice still only reference, how do you copy an array then? with a method?
I don't know why use "static" as a keyword for compile time evaluation though. What do you do for static class/struct members?
Also about constexpr only being able to contains a single expression, check this out :P.
Do we have pointers also (I am not saying I want them, just asking)?
Anyway, it looks quite nice. But it's more than just the language semantics and design that makes it; There is also the community, resources, support..etc. It really sucks that languages like C# always have to wait a while to try out stuff like Vulkan.
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