On 18/04/12 18:54, Dmitry Olshansky wrote:
I can't comment very much, being myself quite noob, but I think you can
do this, for style as well as performance:
- add pure nothrow everywhere you can.
Yup, unless it's a template as its properties are deduced anyway.
I really don't see anywhere I can do this -- every function is either inherently
impure (it calls random number generation), calls an impure function, or relies
on data external to itself (though not external to the struct).
Also not sure the _ convention for private attributes is recommended in D.
It's OK. The c++ is where it's questionable and primarily because it may collide
with some internal macros of you compiler! (__cplusplus anyone?)
Re the _variables, I just copied the convention already present in std.random,
which I presumed was how it was supposed to be done ... :-)
