Jim <bitcir...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I'm only discussing the heap/stack difference.
In D you are allowed to safely put your structs on the heap, and unsafely put your classes on the stack. What more do you want? Also, a D struct is POD. It has no vtable, it does not support subtyping except via alias this, and it is simply a different beast from classes. This is a good thing, as you often want such a light-weight abstraction. How would you suppose we retain this if we were to abolish this dichotomy? -- Simen
