Peter Alexander: > I want a general function: > T foo(T, U)(U value) > and one specialized for when U = Vector3!(T) > Also, it's important that the original and the specialization have the same > function name, otherwise it's not really generic at all.
I think that was partial specialization, but the name was indeed different. Templates once instantiated produce all different functions, so when you instantiate them you have the same gains coming from partial instantiation. If you want a single name for both templates you can probably do that too, you may need a third template with a different type that a compile-time uses one or the other version of the template, in D2 you can also use template constraints. If you show me your use case there's probably some way to solve your problem, I have found D templates quite flexible. >Cool. Is there any sort of ETA on D3?< It may be possible that some of my words have changed Walter's mind, so macros will not be seen in D. Bye, bearophile
