On 04.08.2017 19:36, Moritz Maxeiner wrote:
Next I run `bar`. I get the same output of "4 4 4 4 4". While this
hack works in C#, I suppose it's reasonable to assume the D compiler
would just reuse stack space for `j`, and that the C# compiler has
some special logic built in to handle this.
Yes, `j` exists once in foo's stack frame, so the same thing as in the
above happens, because `j`'s value after the loop's termination is also 4.
Make `j` 'immutable' to appreciate why this behavior is unsound (this is
a form of memory corruption).
