Walter Bright wrote... > Once subtlety that Andrei and I suspect will have a huge impact in the future > is > that we've carefully designed the semantics of structs so they can be moved > around in memory with a simple bitcopy. > > (In contrast, C++ must invoke the copy constructor.)
Only if a user supplied constructor is defined. The compiler generated constructor is just a bit copy and the destructor a null-operation. The rule in C++ is that you only pay for what you use. - Heinz
