On 12/10/2011 3:11 AM, Walter Bright wrote:
That's because
Matrix!(int, cast(int)1)
is considered a different template instantiation (and hence a
different type) from
Matrix!(int, cast(uint)1)
Instantiation types are based on the arguments' types, not the
parameters' types.
If you use my suggestion for the shorthand notation, your code will
work as you expect.
Yup, I started using it as soon as Timon mentioned it (thanks for the
suggestion!).
But I was referring to the bug, not to the workaround. :) (I don't
understand why Matrix!(int, cast(int)1) is considered a different
instantiation, when it can't even be instantiated...)
