Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

language_fan: >There is no real interest in D outside the community (IMHO).< There can be various causes: - At University here they teach mostly Java. So young people know and like VM-based languages. - Such people are "spoiled": they don't even want to touch a language that has no very good ID

Rich Hickey's slides from jvm lang summit - worth a read?

http://wiki.jvmlangsummit.com/images/a/ab/HickeyJVMSummit2009.pdf

Re: Mixin a constructor ?

>> template C () >> { >> this (int i) >> { >> } >> } >> class A >> { >> mixin C; >> this () >> { >> } >> } >> void main () >> { >> auto a = new A(3); >> } Since the constructor has no meaning outside classes, should it be interpreted as a free function if mixed in a non-class context? I really w

Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

Sun, 20 Sep 2009 01:09:56 +, language_fan thusly wrote: > Sat, 19 Sep 2009 11:44:33 -0700, Walter Bright thusly wrote: > >> Lutger wrote: >>> Cool article, I posted a comment. Reddit seems to be going downhill >>> fast though, it's even worse than slashdot. >> >> I know, the negative comment

Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

Sat, 19 Sep 2009 11:44:33 -0700, Walter Bright thusly wrote: > Lutger wrote: >> Cool article, I posted a comment. Reddit seems to be going downhill >> fast though, it's even worse than slashdot. > > I know, the negative comments don't even make any sense. > >> Are locally instantiated templates

memset and related things

In a program I've seen that in the inner loop an array cleaning was taking too much time. To solve the problem I've done many experiments, and I've also produced the following testing program. The short summary is, to set array of 4 byte integers to a certain constant the best was are: - if len

Re: Mixin a constructor ?

On 9/19/09 20:55, Christopher Wright wrote: Jacob Carlborg wrote: Is it supposed to possible to mixin a constructor? The code below doesn't compile. The error: is "main.d(23): Error: constructor main.A.this() does not match parameter types (int) main.d(23): Error: expected 0 arguments, not 1"

Re: Mixin a constructor ?

Hello Jacob, Is it supposed to possible to mixin a constructor? The code below doesn't compile. The error: is "main.d(23): Error: constructor main.A.this() does not match parameter types (int) main.d(23): Error: expected 0 arguments, not 1" IIRC mixins can't overload with other mixins or non m

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Re: Mixin a constructor ?

Jacob Carlborg wrote: Is it supposed to possible to mixin a constructor? The code below doesn't compile. The error: is "main.d(23): Error: constructor main.A.this() does not match parameter types (int) main.d(23): Error: expected 0 arguments, not 1" A template mixin introduces a new scope. Th

Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

Max Samukha wrote: Walter Bright wrote: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/9lxy5/how_nested_functions_clos There is a typo in the example Thanks, fixed it.

Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

Max Samukha wrote: Walter Bright wrote: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/9lxy5/how_nested_functions_clos There is a typo in the example Thanks, fixed it.

Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

Lutger wrote: Cool article, I posted a comment. Reddit seems to be going downhill fast though, it's even worse than slashdot. I know, the negative comments don't even make any sense. Are locally instantiated templates used in phobos? Yes.

Re: Mixin a constructor ?

== Quote from Jacob Carlborg (d...@me.com)'s article > Is it supposed to possible to mixin a constructor? The code below > doesn't compile. The error: is "main.d(23): Error: constructor > main.A.this() does not match parameter types (int) > main.d(23): Error: expected 0 arguments, not 1" > template

Mixin a constructor ?

Is it supposed to possible to mixin a constructor? The code below doesn't compile. The error: is "main.d(23): Error: constructor main.A.this() does not match parameter types (int) main.d(23): Error: expected 0 arguments, not 1" template C () { this (int i) {

Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

Cool article, I posted a comment. Reddit seems to be going downhill fast though, it's even worse than slashdot. Are locally instantiated templates used in phobos?

Re: How Nested Functions Work, part 2

Walter Bright wrote: > http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/9lxy5/how_nested_functions_clos There is a typo in the example (if it is supposed to be compiled with current dmd): int bar(int i) { int abc(int x) { return i + x; } return foo(&abc); } should be int bar(int i) {