Jack Applegame:
What's the reason that the string literal is a dynamic array, not a static?
Originally it was a fixed sized array. But in most cases you want a dynamic array.
Rust language forces you to specify where to allocate the string literal with a symbol before the string, as ~"hello". In D they have chosen a simpler solution, defaulting to dynamic.
This enhancement is meant to lessen the problem a little: http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=481 Bye, bearophile
