The original idea is that there should be *no such thing* as default construction of a struct as being anything other than T.init. The default construction of a struct should be a compile time creature, not a runtime one.
Why?
On Thursday, 29 November 2012 at 03:24:40 UTC, Walter Bright
wrote:
- Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working T.init alias ? Dmitry Olshansky
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working T.init a... Timon Gehr
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working T.in... Dmitry Olshansky
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working T.init a... Walter Bright
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working T.in... Mehrdad
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working ... Walter Bright
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) work... Walter Bright
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) work... Mehrdad
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working T.in... Jonathan M Davis
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working T.in... Mehrdad
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working ... Jonathan M Davis
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working ... Maxim Fomin
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) work... deadalnix
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) work... Nick Treleaven
- Re: Time to kill T() as (sometimes) working ... Walter Bright
