On 09/07/2012 03:55 PM, Minas wrote:
import std.stdio;enum PI = 3.14; void main() { writeln(typeid(typeof(PI))); } It prints "double". Shouldn't it be immutable(double). I think it would make more sense, as it is a constant. Plus, it could be shared among threads.
immutable makes sense with variables (I know, it's an oxymoron. :)) PI in your code is just a manifest constant (i.e. it is just 3.14, nothing more).
In other words, its immutability comes from being an rvalue. Ali
