On 01-Sep-12 19:58, Peter Alexander wrote:
C:
int mul(int x, int y);
Future D:
pure @safe nothrow nogc commutative associative distributive
@forceinline mayoverflow int mul(int x, int y);
No it's GNU C++ of today just replace 'pure' with __attribute__((pure))
and you are done :)
And don't even get me started at MS extensions...
Either way this is a kind of thing that only some users need but std
library have to use all of them just so that those 'some users' can use it.
In fact if pure @safe nothrow could be combined in a user defined tag:
alias pure @safe nothrow nogc nice_func;
nice_func int mul(int x, int y);
and even C has it via macros, damn...
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Olshansky Dmitry
