so: > When i have the code : > scalar m = 0.5fp; > > I want compiler to implicitly cast it to typeof(scalar). > so when the scalar is float, m will be 0.5f.
I am starting to understand, sorry if I am a dumb bear :-) Programming in C++/D is usually much less hard than understanding humans. I think you mean an universal FP literal that's automatically cast-able to any other floating point type, in template arguments too. Are you able to write a 10 lines long D program that shows a compile-time error that you don't want to happen? I am willing to fix your code until it shows what you want to show me (assuming it's a real problem in D). Bye, bearophile
