On Saturday 18 September 2010 18:16:31 Jonathan M Davis wrote: > I don't think that *anything* > is implicitly convertable to immutable. const yes, but not immutable
Actually, I guess that value types are implicitly convertible to immutable in the sense that you can create a new immutable value from them, but you can't convert them in the sense that you use a pointer to them where that pointer is a pointer to immutable. Reference types are never implicitly convertible to immutable though. That's why you have to use idup with arrays. - Jonathan M Davis
