On Monday, 11 November 2019 at 13:10:44 UTC, berni44 wrote:
(a normal delegate seems to be an Object somehow, though).
The .ptr method is a pointer to the data associated with the
delegate. It might be an object (class or struct) or it might be
a memory block (for local variables on the stac
While debugging phobos I came across some stuff I don't
understand. A small example:
void foo(void* p)
{
Object o = cast(Object) p;
ClassInfo oc = typeid(o);
}
class Bar
{
void some_func(int i) {}
void do_something(void delegate(int) d)
{
// is it possible to check
