Tobias Pankrath:
Why not drop that requirement? What is the use case of different function pointers for different but equivalent functions? Does anyone depend on this?
It's a requirement that comes from C specs, and I don't know why C was designed that way, as usual I am not expert enough. I prefer to not change the semantics of D over C unless there is an important reason, especially when I don't know/understand the rationale of the original C design :-)
Bye, bearophile
