Daniel Keep wrote:
Walter Bright wrote:
Leandro Lucarella wrote:
Close a connection gracefully for example, I guess (I mean, send a "bye"
packed, not just close the socket abruptly). Same for closing files
writing some mark or something. They can be risky when finalization is
not
deterministic though.
Scoped objects should be used for that, not gc.
But you can't tell in a dtor whether you're being destroyed
deterministically or not. The only safe assumption is that you aren't,
thus rendering dtors worse than useless.
All we'd need is a bool passed to a dtor to tell it whether it's being
destroyed deterministically or not and all will be rainbows and sunshine.
... except for the opDotExpr discussion. Anyone who posts to that
thread is kuh-razy!
-- Daniel
That should be a relatively easy change, actually, and it's a pretty
good idea.
