Movement against float.init being nan

[Timon Gehr]

On 8/21/22 16:09, Dark Hole wrote:
> 
> My point is making this by default for all primitive types. This will be 
> consistent and simple:
> ```d
> bool x; // Error, use bool? or init it something meaningful
> struct Foo { bool x; } // Error too
> ```
> So we have no problem "programmers make meaningless 0" and have no 
> problem to determine init for most of types.

I think a better way to approach this problem is to have a language 
where people are not tempted to declare a variable into which they have 
no sensible value to put in the first place. If you have no value at a 
given point in the program, you should not need a variable to hold one.