On Sun, 10 Jun 2012 20:08:53 -0400, Mehrdad <wfunct...@hotmail.com> wrote:
Type deduction.
Exactly. And if they need to be assigned to a static array, then the
compiler
can automatically do what it needs to do to avoid the extra heap
allocation.
- Jonathan M Davis
"Type deduction"? o.O
I don't understand... could someone give me an example of what would
break if we used the rule I suggested?
Anything that uses type deduction? Most of the time, you do *not* want a
static array, especially for template functions that use IFTI.
Note that D1 was like this, [1,2,3] was auto-typed to int[3u]. It was a
constant source of pain that I would not like to revisit. Especially
since static arrays are now passed by value.
-Steve
