D vs. ISRs (interrupt service routines) or Which D language features implictly allocate memory?

[Thomas Kuehne]

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Sean Kelly schrieb am 2007-05-05:
> As others have said, string concatenation (via ~), the .dup property, 
> insertions into AAs (and possibly removals as well), and 'new' calls. 
> Those are the only language features I can think of that allocate.

Depending on the libary implementation
"foreach(char c; dchar[])" and .sort might heap allocate too.

Thomas

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