BCS: > Some where in the spec, D defines depending on order of evaluation to be > invalid (placing any related bugs in your code, not the compiler, by fiat) > but declines to requiter the compiler to enforce it (because it can't in > many cases). Maybe some term for "invalid but un checked" should be used.
Walter has stated two or three times that this will probably change (and I agree with this decision), so order of evaluation will be enforced in D (as it is in Java/C#). This may reduce performance a bit in some situations, but make the semantics of D code more defined (this means it will be safer). Performance is important, but even more important is to have a language that always does what you ask it to do. Bye, bearophile
