On 27/12/11 12:15 PM, Froglegs wrote:
What is wrong with value containers? They work great in C++, a container is such a basic thing that ref counting and whatnot is rarely if ever needed, and in the unlikely event you need to share a container, wrapping it with a smart pointer of some sort is easy enough in C++, let alone D with its better support for type aliasing.
There's not much point in having value containers if you just pass them around by reference all the time (as you do in C++). If you treat them like reference types then they should be reference types.
