On 2010-01-18 10:50:58 -0500, Trass3r <u...@known.com> said:
Using * would heavily confuse people coming from C. I like the way it is now, class being reference and struct a value type.
I don't follow this reasoning. C has pointers. D has pointers and reference types (objects). If you remove reference types from D, D will have only pointers, for which C folks are already familiar with. How is that confusing to people with a C background?
If your case was that it'd be confusing to people coming from Java, then I'd understand better, as Java has reference types and no pointers. Or people with a C# background, since C# has both pointers and reference types. But C?
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