On Sunday, 27 June 2021 at 10:11:44 UTC, kinke wrote:
It's not about classes using monitors themselves, it's about people potentially using `synchronized (obj)` for some arbitrary class reference `obj`.
I wasn't aware this was a thing. If people want this they can just embed a mutex in the class themselves. No point in having it everywhere. You usually don't want to coordinate over one instance anyway.
Sure, 'just' :D - as it 'just' takes someone to implement it (for all supported C++ runtimes). It's always the same problem,
Right, but what does all supported C++ runtimes mean? I thought LDC was tied to clang, which I guess means two runtimes? If C++ doesn't use arbitrary negative offsets, then D could use those?
