On 2012-09-21, 21:29, Jonas Drewsen wrote:

A mentioned in the proposal (albeit not very clear) it requires non-templated function definitions to include both type and param names. If only one name is provided in a definition is always a param name. Unfortunately this is a breaking change for some code and that does speak against the proposal.

Not only is it a breaking change, it breaks one of the basic design
desiderata of D - if it's valid C it either fails to compile or compiles
with the same behavior as in C.

--
Simen

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