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Message #00050
Re: Request for comments - Arrays (Literals, Types, C Arrays, Stack allocation, Optimizations), and Constructors
Hi there,
I like the array literal changes!
In Java, calling 'Dog new()' would be illegal. Should we forbid it in
ooc too? (Based on the name of the method, even if it's user-defined).
I think it's a wise choice, except it will maybe require more
boilerplate code in some classes.
Do we (the language users, not compiler developers) have any advantages
if we forbid derived constructors?
And I agree that we have to think about c-style arrays in functions and
covers, too. Can we really just replace all C array declarations with
pointer declarations?
Cheers,
Friedrich
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