On Sunday 03 October 2010 04:34:31 Emil Madsen wrote: > can the enum be a float? if calcprimes returned a float? - and if so, will > the enum be a float or an int? (will it be casted, or will it work as an > auto type?)
auto, enum, immutable, and const all use type inference. So, you can declare auto a = 7; enum b = 7.7; immutable c = "hello"; const d = false; enum, however, is the only one which is a compile-time constant. - Jonathan M Davis
