Walter Bright wrote:
2. Codify existing practice, since it has been that way forever. Not matching C has caused problems, see 16997 and 17637. It may cause more serious silent problems for people converting C code to D code.
i'd say "codify, and add warning". since i patched the warning into the compiler, i have no more problems with the current rules: compiler tells me about possible incompatibilities with C, and i can either add `()` to silent the warning, or explicitly cast to the type i want.
i think most other people will prefer to get warning instead of code breakage too. at least i hope so. ;-)
