I am new to D (like many have done C++ , Java ). Can a class be instantiated on the stack ?
eg class C { private int _I1; private int _I2; public: this(int pI) // constructor { _I1 = pI; _I2 = pI + 1; } // ... other methods etc } void f() // just a function { C myC(3); // C++ syntax BUT is there a d equivalent } It appears that D ASSUMES myC is really a myC*(in C++) and therefore requires C myC = new C(3); // but this ALWAYS requires calling the memory allocator // this is what Java does (forces your Class instance onto the Heap) Is there any way in D to instantiate a stack object ? Will a struct do? Does a struct have a constructor (as opposed to an opcall?) I would be very grateful for a response. David Currie